Private household records

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Relationship Records Across Generations

Family structure matters operationally. Family Assets keeps relationship records inside the same governed system as people, documents, and supporting household records.

Relationship records
Represent partner, spouse, parent, and child relationships directly in the system so family structure stays visible during planning and transitions.
Track partner and spouse relationships.
Track parent and child relationships.
Keep relationship context near the people and records it affects.
Where the current arrangement creates friction 01
Family structure is usually understood socially but not reflected clearly in operating tools.
Where the current arrangement creates friction 02
Planning conversations slow down when family relationships have to be reconstructed each time.
Where the current arrangement creates friction 03
Succession, care, and governance work becomes harder when relationship context lives only in memory.

What this feature changes

Relationship records

Represent partner, spouse, parent, and child relationships directly in the system so family structure stays visible during planning and transitions.

The household gets an explicit view of how people are connected.

Planning and stewardship discussions start from clearer context.

Changes in family structure can be reflected in the same system as the supporting records.