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Edition 2027 · effective 1 January 2027
Families & private wealth · A fair division of an estate
Grief and fairness rarely sit well at the same table.
An independent evaluation of a proposed division, explained to every family member equally, often settles what argument cannot.
§ 01The evaluation question
What the evaluator is asked.
“Is this proposed division fair, given the will, the assets and what each person has already received?”
(The question)
Commissioned by. Executors, all beneficiaries together
When. Before distribution
Usual protocol. A · Joint-party evaluation
§ 02What is examined
The evidence, and the output.
The evidence
Material reviewed, and what was not available, is always stated.
- The will and wishes
- Asset values
- Lifetime gifts and contributions
- Tax effects of options
A fairness view with options
A reasoned view. The decision stays with you.
- It will not: legal advice on validity of the will
§ 03Depth and time
Usually: Clarity Snapshot™.
A short written view on one defined question. Typical time: One to three weeks.
§ 04Your version
Every case is different. Frame yours.
§ 05Related