CLARITY · STEWARDSHIP · LEGACY

From Siloed Advice to Team-Based Planning

Successful business owners and affluent families usually have good advisors who rarely talk to each other.



TRS Family Office changes that, one coordinated team of vetted specialists, and a single point of contact who keeps each strategy connected to the others.

60+

Vetted Specialists

1

Point of Contact

30+

Years of Experience

The Problem Is Not a

Shortage of Advisors

Most successful people already have a CPA, an attorney, and a financial advisor. The gap is that these professionals tend to work in separate lanes, each seeing only part of the picture. 


Opportunities fall between the cracks. Strategies get discussed but never implemented. And you end up as the one trying to coordinate people who do not speak to each other.



That is the difference between siloed advice and team-based planning.

Without Coordination

Separate lanes

  • Each professional sees one portion of the picture
  • The client relays information between advisors
  • Tax planning happens after the year has closed
  • Recommendations conflict, and follow-through stalls

Team-Based Planning

One coordinated process

  • One team reviews the complete picture together
  • A single point of contact keeps every strategy connected
  • Planning is proactive and reviewed before year-end
  • Specialists are added exactly where the situation calls for them

Good advice can still produce poor outcomes when no one is responsible for making sure the pieces work together.

THE TEAM-BASED MODEL

One Integrated Team, One Clear Direction

TRS Family Office is built on a Team-Based Model supported by a Virtual Family Office of more than 75 vetted specialists across five areas of planning. Instead of sending you to five separate firms, we bring the right experts to the table and coordinate their work around your complete financial and business picture.

Circular family office services diagram: tax planning, risk mitigation, wealth & legacy, legal services, business advisory.

You Keep the Advisors You Trust.

We collaborate with them, fill the gaps, and help make sure the plan moves from conversation to implementation.

CASE STUDY

What Coordinated Planning Looks Like


The Situation

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What the Team Identified

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How the Specialists Worked Together

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The Outcome

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PLANNING PROCESS

How Working Together Begins

Three steps, no obligation, and a clear answer either way.

01

Introductory Call

A 15-20 minute conversation to determine whether there is a potential fit, no preparation required.

02

Diagnostic Meeting

We review your complete picture: entities, returns, documents, and goals then identify the opportunities and planning gaps worth addressing.

03

Coordinated Planning

We bring in the appropriate specialists, agree on priorities, and coordinate the strategies through implementation and ongoing review.

Book cover of

BY DALE MONTGOMERY

The Virtual Family Office Advantage

From Siloed Advice to Team-Based Planning

Dale wrote the book to show business owners and affluent families what a Virtual Family Office is, why fragmented advice can leave opportunities on the table, and what changes when specialists coordinate around the complete picture.


What a Virtual Family Office is


Why fragmented advice can create blind spots & leave opportunities on the table


What changes when specialists coordinate around the complete picture

FOR CPA FIRMS

You Stay at the Center.

We Bring the Team.



If you are a CPA who wants to bring proactive, advanced planning to your best clients without hiring specialists or building the infrastructure yourself, there is a place for you here. You stay at the center of the client relationship. We bring the team.


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Ready to See the Whole Picture?

Whether you start with the book or a conversation, the goal is the same: replace disconnected advice with one coordinated plan.