Whatever the plan becomes, the collection is ready.
Estates, trusts, gifts, a donation, a loan against the works, a move, long-term care. You do not have to know which of these is coming. A fully documented, currently valued collection is prepared for all of them, and your advisors work from real numbers instead of guesses.
A plan made on five-year-old values divides the wrong amounts.
An estate plan drafted around values from five years ago quietly stops describing reality: a trust funded unevenly, a gifting strategy sized wrong, an inheritance that no longer divides the way it was meant to.
The collection is often the least documented asset in the whole plan, and the one your attorney and accountant have the least visibility into. That is the part Cove fixes.
One record, every strategy.
Whichever direction the planning goes, it starts from the same two questions: what exactly is here, and what is it worth today? The living record answers both, continuously.
Structured on current values.
Trusts funded, shares equalized, and documents drafted against values that are current, evidenced, and refreshed as the market moves.
When settlement eventually comes, the executor inherits a record, not a mystery. Estate appraisals →
Given at the right moment.
Gifting to family or donating to institutions both turn on value and timing. A monitored collection shows when a work's moment has come, and the qualified appraisal is prepared inside the required windows.
The practical chapters.
Lending against the collection, funding long-term care, downsizing, or a move: each starts prepared when the collection is documented and currently valued.
The plan itself belongs to you and your attorney, accountant, and wealth advisor. Cove prepares the collection and the numbers, and everyone works from the same record.
Every strategy starts from the same record.
Whoever receives the collection next receives the record with it: what each piece is, what it is worth, where it came from, and the story of why it mattered, in your own voice.
That is the difference between inheriting objects and inheriting a collection. It is also the fourth door.
The other doors.
Start before you need to.
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