Give Your Family Clarity Instead of Conflict
Create a complete record of your cherished belongings, their stories, and your wishes in one secure place.
Most Inheritance Conflicts Aren’t About the Money.
Every year, millions of families navigate a familiar, emotional chapter. A loved one passes, and amidst the grief, difficult questions arise about their personal belongings.
58% of US adults say they or someone they know has experienced family conflict during estate distribution. Disputes over non-titled personal property are the leading cause of this conflict.
Why does this happen so often?
Traditional estate planning fails to address personal belongings. Wills and trusts are designed for financial and titled assets, but they rarely account for personal items. This leaves families to “figure it out” during a time of profound grief.
When it’s time to decide who gets what, heirs are typically missing three crucial inputs:
- Sentimental Value – which items carry meaning and why
- Financial Value – a credible estimate of price
- Owner’s Wishes – a clear record of the owner’s wishes
Ensure Your Family Inherits Memories, not confusion, with Legacy Heirloom’s secure digital vault.
Built to Keep your Information & Wishes Secure
Your vault is protected with encryption technology trusted by financial institutions. After you pass, the vault locks into memorial mode.
No changes. No tampering. Your wishes remain exactly as you left them.
Trusted by Families Like Yours
“My mom has so many family keepsakes, and my brother and I were dreading the ‘who gets what’ conversation. Introducing her to Legacy Heirloom was a game-changer. She’s having fun documenting everything, and we’re all relieved to have a clear plan, which will help us avoid conflict down the road.”
“My wife and I started using Legacy Heirloom while downsizing. It was worth it to take the time to document everything while we were already going through our house. It helped to make the process of what to keep, what to sell, and what to give to our kids and grandkids less overwhelming.”
I wish I had Legacy Heirloom when my Dad passed away. He had a line in his will to “divide personal belongings evenly among his 5 children.” Figuring out how to do that fairly was a stressful process. I am happy to have Legacy Heirloom so I don’t put my own kids through that.