Position
Stated Publicly, So Nobody Has to Ask
Privacy and concealment are different things. We provide the first and decline the second, and putting that in writing is more useful to our clients than leaving it vague.
Tell us what, from where, and roughly when. No obligation, and no inventory list needed to start the conversation.
Clear
What we do
- Honour valid subpoenas and court orders.
- Identify every client, and every individual authorised to access property.
- Keep a documented record of every movement and every access event.
- Accept entity and trust clients, identified the same way an individual would be.
- Keep your affairs private from everyone who has no lawful entitlement to know them.
Also clear
What we do not do
- Anonymous or unrecorded storage. There is no version of our service that has no name attached.
- Arrangements designed to put property beyond the reach of a court, a creditor or a spouse.
- Moves we are asked to leave off the record, or inventories we are asked to leave incomplete.
- Any advice on what you should or should not disclose to anyone. That is your lawyer's job.
For counsel and executors
Why this page exists
Lawyers hold client originals. Personal representatives hold estate property and are personally accountable for it. Neither can use a custodian whose behaviour under legal process is a mystery, because the risk lands on them rather than on us. Publishing the position is not a disclaimer — it is the thing that makes the service usable by the people who need it most.
Nothing on this page is legal advice, and it does not create any professional relationship.
Common questions
- Do you comply with subpoenas and court orders?
- Yes. Valid legal process is honoured. We say so publicly because a facility whose position is unknown is one no lawyer or executor can safely use.
- Can I store property anonymously?
- No. We identify every client and every named person with access. We do not offer anonymous, off-book or unrecorded arrangements, and we would decline the request.
- Can a company or trust be the client?
- Yes. Entity and trust arrangements are lawful and common, particularly for continuity of controlled access when an individual becomes unavailable. The entity and its authorised people are identified as any client would be.
- Will you tell me if you receive process about my property?
- Where we are permitted to, yes. Some orders prohibit notification, and we comply with those too.
- Do you give legal advice?
- No. Nothing here is legal advice. If you have a question about your own position, ask your lawyer.
Tell us what needs to move.
What, from where, and roughly when. You do not need an inventory to start the conversation, and if the job belongs with an armored carrier we will say so on the call.