Define the domicile path
Start with the facts that establish the record you need to maintain.
- Origin and destination jurisdictions
- Effective or intended move date
- Primary home and household profile
Hammer Domicile continuously organizes presence, supporting records, address consistency, and advisor review so your domicile story is explainable before a question arrives.
The complete workflow
Begin with the move you need to explain, then add the facts already created by daily life. Hammer keeps uncertainty visible and turns missing support into specific work.
Start with the facts that establish the record you need to maintain.
Bring presence and supporting records into one organized intake flow.
Turn raw activity into facts that can be explained and reviewed.
Turn gaps and state-specific requirements into a prioritized action plan.
Give the right professional a controlled view of an organized record.
The evidence model
No single document proves domicile. The platform keeps multiple evidence layers connected while preserving where each fact came from and how confidently it can be used.
Build the day-count narrative without hiding travel or ambiguous dates.
Calendars, trips, confirmations, transportation records
Use ordinary transactions to support where life was actually happening.
Receipts, statements, appointments, local purchases
See whether important institutions reflect the same primary residence.
Banking, insurance, vehicles, licenses, voter records
Organize the records that show which jurisdiction is the center of life.
Property, utilities, memberships, physicians, estate documents
Keep questions, responses, and advisor judgment beside the supporting facts.
CPA notes, counsel requests, findings, approval history
Package only the relevant record for the person and purpose involved.
Annual binder, gap report, advisor packet, controlled audit view
A lightweight monthly rhythm
The system is designed around small, understandable actions instead of a document scramble after an audit notice or advisor request.
Upload receipts and documents, confirm travel, and add important changes while they are still fresh.
Structured fields make records searchable while missing-period and address checks reduce noise. Automated extraction is introduced only where enabled.
Uncertain days, thin months, and inconsistent addresses become clear actions rather than hidden risk.
A CPA or attorney can review the facts, request support, and prepare the appropriate work product.
Advisor collaboration
CPAs, attorneys, estate professionals, and authorities do not need the same access. Hammer keeps the domicile dataroom in the middle, with a defined purpose and trail for every connection.
Live sharing topology
Morgan Household · Sample workspace
Miller CPA
Tax workpapers
Two-way sync ↔
State Auditors
Evidence packet
Controlled out ↔
IRS
Supporting documents
Controlled out ↔
Weinstein & Morris LLC
Counsel notes
↔ Two-way sync
Dominion Estate Planners
Address updates
↔ Two-way sync
The result
Each output is assembled from the same underlying record, so the facts remain consistent while access and context change for the task at hand.
A route-aware plan of prioritized actions, proof requirements, official references, and advisor-review flags.
A focused list of thin months, unconfirmed travel, stale records, and conflicting facts.
An indexed year-specific package of presence, evidence, migration tasks, and review context.
A permissioned export assembled for the professional and question involved, with an activity trail.
Clear boundaries
Automation reduces manual work. It does not manufacture certainty, replace professional advice, or turn an unsupported assumption into proof.
Hammer helps
Your advisors decide
Common questions
No. Hammer Domicile organizes facts, records, and review workflows. Legal domicile depends on the full circumstances and should be evaluated with qualified tax and legal advisors.
The conflict remains visible and is routed for confirmation. Hammer Domicile is designed to preserve source context rather than silently choose the most convenient answer.
No. A household can begin with a profile, calendar, and manual uploads. Optional mobile and financial connections can be added as they become available and appropriate.
Yes. Advisor access is intended to be scoped by household, purpose, and permission, with review activity and requests recorded in the workspace.
No. The platform supports organized recordkeeping and professional review. It does not provide legal, tax, or estate-planning advice.
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