Estate conversation facilitation

Before the paperwork.
Before the courtroom.

When a diagnosis lands or a property needs to sell, siblings who shared holidays find themselves dividing assets under pressure. Soreva provides trained facilitators to guide that conversation before it falls apart.

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70%
of estate disputes are preventable
$40K+
average litigation cost per family
4.9
average facilitator rating
2,400+
sessions completed

A structured conversation
with professional guidance

Facilitation fills the gap between estate planning documents and the human conversations they require.

1
Find the right facilitator
Filter by specialty, format, language, and verified outcomes. Every facilitator's history is transparent — session count, ratings, and consensus success rate.
2
Schedule in person or over video
Book a multi-hour structured session for all parties. Soreva handles scheduling, reminders, and pre-session intake for every participant.
3
A guided family conversation
Your facilitator manages emotions, keeps the discussion on track, and steers toward resolution — not entrenched positions. Typically three to five hours.
4
Signed consensus document
Sessions close with a written agreement all parties sign. Records live in your secure vault — accessible to your estate planner and legal team.

Every record.
Every agreement.

Session notes, consensus documents, and signed agreements are encrypted and stored in one place — accessible by your family and your legal team.

Encrypted at rest and in transit
Role-based access for family members and advisors
Exportable for your estate planner or attorney
Retained only as long as legally required
Session vault
Encrypted
March 15 — Consensus agreement
Signed by 4 parties · 3 pages
March 15 — Facilitator session notes
M. Kowalski · Confidential
Property allocation summary
Attached to agreement · PDF
256-bit AES encryption · Access logged and auditable · Bank-level security

We avoided years of estrangement in a single afternoon. The facilitator made it possible to say things we'd been unable to say for a decade.

Family of four, Boston — estate of $2.4M property and shared business

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before it starts itself.

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