You built the financial plan. A forged power of attorney, a capacity contest, or documents no one can find can still unravel it. VerAuth gives your clients one verified vault for their estate documents — so the plan you built is the plan that's honored.
Request an advisor demoClients enroll at verauth.net →Fake POAs unlock accounts. Genuine wills get contested. Heirs scramble for documents — and assets move in the chaos.
stolen from older Americans in 2024 — 7,500 of them lost over $100,000 each.
FBI IC3, 2024 Internet Crime Report
of elder financial exploitation is committed by someone the victim knows.
AARP / NORC, 2023
of will contests are fought on lack-of-capacity or undue-influence grounds.
Schoenblum, Will Contests — An Empirical Study (1987)
When documents can't be found or verified, accounts freeze, executors stall, and families make decisions about money — and advisors — under stress.
Disorganized, disputed transitions are when heirs move assets. DeathLink and verified document release help the handoff go smoothly instead.
The right documents and the client's asset map reach the right people sooner — fewer frozen accounts and fewer surprises.
Go beyond accumulation. Show clients you close the estate-document gap that so often sinks a financial plan.
Institutions verify against the client's vault, so a forged POA or will that isn't in it carries no authority.
Of Sound Mind Proof records that the client was lucid and acting freely each time they set their wishes.
The client's drafting attorney is the point of contact for probate. You stay in the circle as advisor of record — never playing lawyer.
Add an estate-document check: are the will, trust, POA, and advance directive current — and vaulted?
Talk through capacity, caregivers, and who can actually request documents — before it becomes a dispute.
Clients record asset locations, credentials, insurance, and digital assets so nothing is lost or locked out.
Encourage clients to connect their drafting firm so probate questions route to the attorney, not to you.
Your client enrolls directly at verauth.net with government ID and biometric verification. Advisors don't create or hold client accounts.
Wills, trusts, POAs, and advance directives are sealed as the controlling versions, alongside the asset map.
The client decides who can see what — next of kin, their drafting attorney, and advisor contacts.
DeathLink monitors public records and death notices, notifies designated next of kin, and routes them to the drafting attorney and listed advisor contacts.
A short walkthrough of how VerAuth fits your planning process. Forgery Defender starts at $99/year for clients; Of Sound Mind Proof available as an add-on.
Request an advisor demoClients enroll at verauth.net →VerAuth does not replace an estate planning attorney or provide legal advice. Clients enroll and control their own vaults.