For counsel
Four steps, no fee, no obligation.
We have kept this deliberately thin. The less machinery around a referral, the fewer questions it raises later.
Consultations with counsel are complimentary. We can meet at the facility or at your office.
How it runs
- 1
You make the introduction.
A call or an email. Nothing formal, and no agreement to sign.
- 2
We consult with the client.
Complimentary, at the facility or your office. We explain the structures and the limits, including our position on legal process.
- 3
The client decides.
If custody is not the right answer we say so. Sometimes the right answer is a documented inventory and a relative.
- 4
Intake.
Property is collected or delivered, inventoried, signed for, and placed. You are welcome to attend.
So you can refer safely
What we will never do
- Pay you, or offer anything of value, for a referral.
- Tell a client that property here is beyond the reach of a court.
- Discuss your client with anyone without authority or valid legal process.
- Accept property we have been told is subject to a forfeiture or restitution claim without that being disclosed to the court.
Common questions
- Do you pay referral fees?
- No. We do not pay for referrals, and we would not want to create a disclosure obligation for you.
- Do I have to be involved after the introduction?
- No. Many attorneys make the introduction and step back. Others attend intake. Both work.
- Will you keep me updated?
- Only with the client’s authority. We do not discuss clients otherwise.
- Can you speak to the family?
- Yes, once the client authorises it.
See the vault before you decide.
Tours are private and by appointment. You will see the vault door, the man-trap entry, and the box sizes in person. No account relationship is required to visit.