Legal

Service Boundaries

What PRC does, and what PRC deliberately does not do.

What PRC does

PRC identifies, organizes, preserves, tracks, retrieves, and connects records. We build dependable records systems that prepare people and organizations for opportunities, responsibilities, transitions, and requests for proof.

What PRC does not do

  • Provide legal advice or interpret laws
  • Determine legal rights
  • Make accounting judgments
  • Provide medical advice
  • Provide social-work services
  • Guarantee legal, tax, regulatory, funding, lending, insurance, or compliance outcomes

Educational checklists

PRC may provide general educational checklists of records commonly associated with an event, process, agency, dispute, or transition. These are starting points, not requirements. Exact requirements should be confirmed with the appropriate attorney, accountant, agency, court, insurer, lender, healthcare professional, or other qualified source.

Why we draw the line here

Clear boundaries protect you. When your records are organized and connected, the professionals you hire — attorneys, accountants, insurers, agencies — can do their jobs faster and better. PRC's job is to make sure that when they ask for proof, you have it.

Prepare before life asks for proof.

Start with a Records Health Check — a clear picture of what records you have, what's missing, and what to do about it.