Disputes escalate. Emotions rise. And without verified documentation, attorneys are left untangling confusion—while families absorb the fallout.
Without a clear, court-ready inventory, dividing property becomes a battle of opinions—leading to conflict, delays, and increased legal fees.
“The inventory services offered by Take Stock have proven to be an invaluable resource to families and attorneys working in the context of divorce—both during the litigation process and in settlement negotiations.”
– Ike Vanden Eykel
In estate matters, the absence of documentation leads to misunderstandings, fractured relationships, and drawn-out probate proceedings.
“When we lost a cherished family member, dividing their estate seemed overwhelming. Thankfully, our TakeStock inventory provided detailed records, streamlining the distribution process and saving us travel expenses.”
– Cole Scott
Attorneys often find themselves managing family conflict, chasing down records, or mediating disputes that could have been avoided with proper documentation.
“TakeStock Inventory has provided a great service for dividing my client’s personal effects. The third-party unbiased approach has not only saved us time but has also provided the accurate documentation needed to settle disputes.”
– Teresa Clark Evans
Designed for attorneys and advisors navigating complex personal matters—our process delivers court-ready documentation that brings clarity, credibility, and peace of mind to even the most contested situations.
During a high-asset divorce, both parties agreed to use TakeStock to inventory shared property. With photos, values, and timestamped records in place, attorneys avoided “he said, she said” arguments—and reached a property settlement without litigation.
After a parent’s passing, three siblings disagreed over what was in the estate and who should receive what. A full TakeStock report, already on file, provided verified documentation for every item—preventing accusations and clearing the way for a peaceful distribution.
One spouse claimed a rare collectible was undervalued. Thanks to TakeStock’s report—including photos, timestamps, and third-party valuation—counsel presented clear evidence. The judge ruled decisively, avoiding delays and costly expert testimony.