Who holds your record
A continuity record is only as trustworthy as the person keeping it. This is the steward you would be working with.
Robert Murtha
Founder of the practice
I started Mainsake after watching families inherit everything a person owned and almost nothing of what they knew. The houses and accounts transferred cleanly. The reasoning, the judgment, the answers to the questions no one thought to ask in time, all of it was simply gone.
My work is to sit with people while there is still time, listen closely, and keep what they entrust to me exactly as they meant it. I organize and I hold. I do not advise, interpret, or put words in anyone’s mouth.
Every engagement is a responsibility before it is anything else. That is the standard I hold myself to, and the one this practice is built on.
“To hold what is entrusted, to honor the rules you set, and to keep the record faithful, without extraction and without exception.”
We keep these profiles deliberately plain. No lifestyle photography, no promotional gloss. If you would like to know more before entrusting anything, the right next step is simply to talk.