When an estate is settled, the financial assets have instruments. Property transfers. Superannuation nominates. Shares are accounted for. What has no instrument is the physical and digital archive. The photographs, documents, correspondence and recordings that constitute a family's history. In most estates this material is unstructured, fragmented and at immediate risk of permanent loss.

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Tiora is that referral.

Tiora is a family archive service operating across Australia. We collect a family's physical and digital materials, preserve them to archival standard and return every original. The resulting archive is governed by a permissions and succession system that designates who holds authority, who has access and what happens when the founding family member is no longer there.

The engagement is a single defined scope. The archive it produces is permanent.

The attached brief explains Tiora's service in plain language suitable for a client conversation. It is yours to use, share or include in your estate planning materials without obligation.

If you would like a version of the client brief carrying your firm's name alongside Tiora's, we will prepare one at no cost. Contact jacob@tiora.life to arrange.

If you have a client whose situation warrants a conversation, or if you would like to understand more about how Tiora works before making a referral, contact Jacob Staley directly.