Nan is the system of record for familial equity. Issue shares, set vesting cliffs, and run a defensible valuation on the house before anyone brings up the ring at dinner.
Nan records them on your behalf, in a format an auditor would recognize.
An independent, audit-ready valuation of everything inside the house, refreshed quarterly. The good china is classified as a Level 3 asset because no observable market exists for it. The cabin is marked to the last offer your son-in-law made out loud.
Grandchildren vest over four years with a one-year cliff. A missed Christmas is recorded as a break in service. Reinstatement requires board approval, and the board is you, sitting in the chair by the window.
A new baby is a financing event. Nan models the round, shows every existing holder their revised percentage, and drafts the phone call so you do not have to find the words for it twice.
Quotes collected during onboarding. Retained with consent from the issuing party.
“I issued to all eleven of them on a Tuesday. Two of them called me back.”
“I found out my sister's kids were sitting on preferred. I have been common this entire time.”
“We ran the numbers and the cabin is worth less than the resentment. Nan tracked both line items.”
Every plan includes the ledger. What changes is how much of the family it can survive.
For grandmothers with one grandchild and no disputes.
The standard configuration for a family that still eats together.
For estates where the word lawyer has already been said out loud.
Eleven holders. One founder. No documentation. Open the ledger and see what the family looks like when it is written down properly.
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