Overview

How This Fits Your Strategy

Annual Family Office Administration provides ongoing support to keep your wealth strategy coordinated and current. From annual strategy reviews to entity maintenance, document organization, and legacy planning reviews, we act as a central point of coordination so every component of your plan continues working together as your financial needs evolve.

Key Components

What's Coordinated

Annual Strategy Reviews

Review your overall wealth architecture and objectives each year.

Trust Administration Coordination

Coordinate trust administration activities with licensed professionals.

Entity Maintenance

Track filings, registrations, and recordkeeping across your entities.

Document Organization

Keep trusts, entities, and estate documents organized and accessible.

Beneficiary Reviews

Review and update beneficiary designations as circumstances change.

Asset Inventory Updates

Maintain a current inventory of assets, holdings, and structures.

Financial Coordination

Coordinate among your advisors, institutions, and service providers.

Legacy Planning Reviews

Revisit wealth transfer and succession strategies periodically.

How It Works

The Coordination Process

1

Onboarding

Gather and organize your existing structures, documents, and objectives.

2

Annual Review

Conduct a comprehensive strategy review each year.

3

Coordination

Coordinate maintenance, filings, and advisor activities throughout the year.

4

Strategic Updates

Adjust the plan as your family, business, and financial needs evolve.

Who It's For

Families Building Generational WealthBusiness OwnersHigh Income ProfessionalsEntrepreneurs

Ready to Coordinate This Into Your Plan?

Schedule a private consultation to discuss how this fits your wealth strategy.

Professional Disclosure: Family office administration services consist of coordination, organization, and review support. IME Capital Trust LLC does not provide legal, tax, investment, insurance, or lending advice, and does not act as a trustee. Trust administration and legal filings are coordinated through licensed professionals. Clients should consult their own advisors.