Complete Succession Briefing File
A full binder covering every wallet, account, and access detail your designated representative will need.
Wonju · Since 2019
We compile wallet succession briefing files — organised binders of account locations, access instructions, and representative guidance — prepared in Wonju for families across South Korea.
Page Lagoonway operates from Wonju, preparing offline wallet succession briefing files for individuals who want their designated family representatives to have organised, written guidance — not scattered notes or password lists left in uncertain places.
Our work sits at the intersection of careful record-keeping and family communication. We do not manage assets, execute transactions, or provide legal representation. We prepare the documents that make your representative’s first weeks of responsibility more manageable.
A full binder covering every wallet, account, and access detail your designated representative will need.
A two-hour review of existing records with written notes on gaps and recommended additions.
A guided walkthrough of the briefing file with the person you have named as your representative.
My sister had no idea where our father's safety deposit box key was kept. The briefing file Page Lagoonway prepared listed every location with photographs of the envelopes. She still found the process emotionally difficult, but at least she was not searching blindly.— Min-jun Park, Gangwon Province
We engaged them after my mother's stroke. The representative orientation session helped my brother understand which institutions to contact first. The written index alone saved us several days of phone calls, though we wished we had done this years earlier.— Hye-jin Choi, Seoul
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Access our companion reference guide for family representatives between briefing sessions.
A practical checklist of documents, account summaries, and contact sheets family representatives should receive.
How to select someone who can follow written instructions calmly and communicate with siblings and institutions.
Marriage, property purchase, or a new bank account all require revisions to your succession records.