Partners · Advisors, family offices & estate planners

The story behind the wealth, for the generation that receives it

We work alongside wealth advisors, family offices, and estate planning attorneys whose clients want to pass on more than assets — the history and the values that no trust document can carry.

$124 trillion
in U.S. wealth projected to transfer through 2048 — Cerulli Associates, 2024

Most of those families will hand down a story along with the assets — or lose it.

A family memoir gives heirs the why behind the what: how the wealth was built, what it cost, and what the family hoped it would be used for — in the founder's own words.

Where it fits

Alongside the plan, not instead of it

Legacy and estate planning

Next to the will and the trust: the family's own account of its history and values, in the founder's voice.

Family meetings

A shared story gives the next generation context for the decisions they are about to inherit.

The next generation

The book gives heirs the context behind what they inherit — how it was built, and what it was meant for.

Working with us

How a partnership works

Discreet by default

Interviews are private. The family decides what goes into the book, and nothing is published or shared — with you or with anyone else — without their consent.

You make the introduction

We meet the family directly and keep you informed only as far as they wish. You remain the trusted advisor; we do the listening and the writing.

Arrangements that fit your firm

The family can commission us directly, or the work can be offered as part of your firm's legacy-planning service. We'll agree on what fits your firm's policies.

Roots beyond America

For families with roots in Hungary and Central Europe, we bring the archival research and the languages to reach the generations before the crossing.

What families receive See the finished book
For advisors

Introduce a family, or talk with us first

We're glad to talk through how a memoir would fit your practice before any client is involved.

Arrange an introductory call