Notaries · Succession · Coordination
Cognitive heritage and notaries
The notary structures assets. Aigyros structures intent, memory and intangible transmission conditions — coordinating with the client's firm, never substituting the deed.
What the notary handles — and what needs complement
Deed of gift, will, corporate succession, legal clauses: the notary excels at structuring material wealth and rights.
Alone, they cannot capture why a family value is non-negotiable, which intent guides a particular legacy, or how tacit know-how transmits. That is cognitive heritage — constituted before or during the notarial file.
How Aigyros coordinates
- Intangible inventory shared with the client's notary — with constituent agreement
- Heir access conditions aligned with expressed wishes
- Documented transmission protocol — no automatic mechanism without legal validation
- Sanctuary and crystallised media delivered per agreed calendar with advisors
- Explicit refusal to replace the notarial firm or issue deeds
Use cases for firms
Families with latent conflict over meaning despite clear assets — see succession conflicts
Family business founders preparing deed of gift and strategic memory
Particular legacies including archives, correspondence or governed digital memory
Monaco, Paris or Geneva clients with cross-border files
What Aigyros does not do
Does not draft deeds, give legal advice or substitute the client's notary.
Does not guarantee automatic integration into a deed — that requires validation by the firm mandated by the client.
Frequently asked questions
- Does the notary become technical trustee?
- Only if client and firm wish it and the device is legally validated. Aigyros provides intangible patrimonial architecture; the notary remains legal third party.
- Can a notary recommend Aigyros?
- Yes. Confidential audience qualifies the file without commitment. Aigyros complements, never competes with the firm.
- Before or after the notarial file?
- Ideally in parallel from when transmission intent clarifies — not after the principal's memory is lost.
Aigyros — Cognitive Heritage House · Monaco · Paris · Geneva
Jordan Fouassier, Founder · contact@aigyros.com
An heir should not receive a password alone: they receive governed heritage, articulated with the deed the client's notary drafts.