We take factual accuracy seriously. Every story on Family Office Real Estate Daily is an editorial summary of publicly reported journalism, so the most common cause of an error is either a) the source article was wrong, or b) our summary drifted from what the source actually said. We treat both as our responsibility.

What we will correct

• Misstated names, titles, firms, transaction sizes, dates or jurisdictions.
• Mischaracterisation of a source article’s reported facts.
• Mis-attribution of a quote or commentary.
• Outdated information where a material development has since occurred.
• Editorial commentary that conflates Family Office Live’s view with a third party’s.

How we handle corrections

1. We review every reported correction within one business day.
2. Verified material errors are corrected directly in the article body.
3. The article’s dateModified is updated so AI engines and search crawlers see the revision.
4. For material corrections, a dated correction note is appended at the bottom of the article.
5. For factually unsalvageable stories, we retract and replace with a brief retraction notice that preserves the original URL.

How to flag a correction

Send corrections, factual concerns, or right-of-reply requests via:

• The contact form in the footer of any page (link below) — please include the article URL and a one-line description of the issue.
• If you are the publisher of a source article and would like us to amend or remove our summary, please note that in your message.

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Right of reply

If a story names you, your firm, or an entity you represent, you may submit a brief statement that we will append to the article (subject to length and legal review). We honour reasonable right-of-reply requests for stories where commentary or characterisation is contested.