Inventory & Documentation


Understanding what you have is the first step toward making informed decisions, particularly in estate, trust, and probate matters.  Kensington Porter provides structured, high-level inventory and documentation services designed to support legal, financial, and administrative requirements.

Our work establishes a clear, organized record of personal property that can be relied upon for valuation, reporting, and decision-making.


Probate, Trust & Estate Level Inventory

Structured, court-ready inventory services designed for probate, trust administration, and estate settlement. Each inventory is a comprehensive record of personal property, organized, documented, and reviewed to identify items of value, significance, or potential risk.


  • Court-required inventories and reporting
  • Trust asset documentation
  • Estate administration and distribution
  • Coordination with appraisers, attorneys, and fiduciaries
  • Preparation for IRS or insurance-related valuation needs

We don’t just inventory assets, we identify what matters, what’s valuable, and what decisions need to be made.

What We Do

We create structured, defensible records of personal property suitable for estate, trust, and advisory use. Inventory is often the first and most critical step before valuation or disposition.

Item identification and categorization

Organized identification and classification of personal property.

General condition notes

High-level condition observations to provide context for each item.

Identification of items requiring appraisal or further review

Flagging items that may warrant formal appraisal or additional evaluation.

Visual documentation (photographs)

Clear photographic records to support documentation and review.

Grouping of similar or related assets

Logical grouping of assets to improve clarity and organization.

Structured reporting suitable for estate and trust use

Clean, organized reporting designed for estate, trust, and legal contexts.

Start with a Consultation, Before Making Decisions

Most mistakes happen before there is a clear understanding of what’s involved.

We begin with a focused consultation to assess your situation, identify what matters, and provide clear direction before any action is taken.


Decisions made without a clear understanding of the assets can lead to unnecessary cost, delays, or missed value.

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