Could someone run this household without you?
Most households are a single person away from a crisis. These are the briefs that close the gap — access, contacts, bills, and the digital layer most people ignore until it's too late.
What happens to your online life when you can't reach it — and how the household keeps the doors open without your passwords.
How to make your digital life reachable in an emergency — lawfully, without writing passwords on paper or breaching terms of service.
A map of your digital assets — accounts, subscriptions, content, and intellectual property — with clear transfer or closure instructions for each.
Pensions don't pass under a will. This brief explains nomination forms, expression of wishes, and the IHT implications of the 2027 rule changes.
The Household Continuity Dossier builds the full set: access recovery, designated places, trusted person briefing, and the annual review that keeps it current. The guides here are the parts; the Household Continuity Dossier is the whole.
See how Valoren captures thisThe seventy-two-hour and seven-day operating reference for the household — school runs, medications, suppliers, the boiler, the dog, the alarm code's whereabouts, the standing orders that keep the lights on. Written for the spouse, parent or trusted neighbour who finds themselves operating the house at short notice.