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Our Wealth System

The architecturebehind lasting wealth.

Overtime Wealth Architecture™ 2.0 looks at ownership, capital, liquidity, legacy and administration as one interconnected system, designed and reviewed with the professionals you already trust.

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Architectural elevation of Overtime Wealth Architecture: ownership as the foundation, the five pillars, tax and capital as the entablature, legacy and liquidity as the pediment, and family office administration as the frame around it.IIIIII0IV · FAMILY OFFICEADMINISTRATIONIII · LEGACY &LIQUIDITYII · TAX & CAPITALTHE FIVE PILLARSI · OWNERSHIPARCHITECTURE
IOwnership ArchitectureIITax & Capital ArchitectureIIILegacy & Liquidity ArchitectureIVFamily Office Administration
The problem with fragmented planning

Most families invest first and structure later.

Each advisor may do excellent work. But the documents, accounts and entities that make up a family’s wealth are rarely designed together, and the gaps between them are where problems begin: in ownership, in control, in tax, and in what happens at incapacity or death.

01

Built at different times

A will from one decade, an LLC from another, a policy purchased for a need that has since changed.

02

Built by different people

Each professional sees their part of the picture. Few are asked to see how the parts interact.

03

Built for different purposes

Documents that were right on their own can work against each other once they are read together.

Structure comes first.

Most people invest first and work out the structure later. Overtime reverses the order: ownership, tax and liquidity are designed first, then capital is deployed into that structure.

Integrated wealth architecture

The trust is no longer the product. The architecture is the product.

Overtime Wealth Architecture™ 2.0 organizes a family’s wealth into four coordinated systems. Each answers a different question. Together they form one structure, reviewed with our attorneys, CPAs and other qualified professionals.

ISystem one

Ownership Architecture

The legal backbone.

How businesses, investments and other assets are owned, organized and governed. Thoughtful ownership design places each asset deliberately: trusts can hold ownership, stewardship and succession, while separate entities carry operating risk below ownership. Every asset is analyzed individually.

Questions it answers
  • Who owns it?
  • Who controls it?
  • Where does the liability sit?
Pillars at work
Real EstateBusiness BuildingEntities & Trusts

Coordinated withOur attorneys and CPAs

IISystem two

Tax & Capital Architecture

Keep more of what you build.

How tax planning and capital decisions are coordinated: tax-aware structuring, capital strategy, liquidity planning and efficient allocation, including tax-advantaged and tax-deferred strategies where a client qualifies, so more of what you build can be put to work.

Questions it answers
  • Who pays the tax?
  • When is it paid?
  • Where should capital go next?
Pillars at work
Tax Savings & Strategy CoordinationOil & Gas / EnergyReal Estate

Coordinated withOur CPAs, tax attorneys and financial professionals

IIISystem three

Legacy & Liquidity Architecture

Fund it, steward it, pass it on.

How succession, insurance-related planning, liquidity and long-term objectives are considered together, including The Program™, charitable planning, business succession and family governance.

Questions it answers
  • Who benefits?
  • How does it transfer?
  • Where will liquidity come from when it is needed?
Pillars at work
Business BuildingEntities & Trusts

Coordinated withOur estate attorneys, insurance professionals and CPAs

IVSystem four

Family Office Administration

An operating system for wealth.

The ongoing coordination and administration that supports the entire architecture: organized records, registers, reporting, valuation coordination, minutes and annual reviews, so the structure keeps working as designed.

Questions it answers
  • Is the structure being followed?
  • What changed this year?
  • Who needs to act?
Supports all five pillars
Tax Savings & Strategy CoordinationOil & Gas / EnergyReal EstateBusiness BuildingEntities & Trusts

Coordinated withEvery professional in the family’s circle

Four systems, five pillars

Two models. One structure.

The four systems describe how the architecture is organized. The five pillars are the areas of expertise and activity that operate inside it, and most of them work across more than one system.

How the five pillars operate across the four systems of Overtime Wealth Architecture 2.0
PillarSystemIOwnershipIITax & CapitalIIILegacy & LiquidityIVFamily Office
01Tax Savings & Strategy CoordinationNot a primary systemPrimary system: Tax & Capital ArchitectureNot a primary systemSupported by Family Office Administration
02Oil & Gas / EnergyNot a primary systemPrimary system: Tax & Capital ArchitectureNot a primary systemSupported by Family Office Administration
03Real EstatePrimary system: Ownership ArchitecturePrimary system: Tax & Capital ArchitectureNot a primary systemSupported by Family Office Administration
04Business BuildingPrimary system: Ownership ArchitectureNot a primary systemPrimary system: Legacy & Liquidity ArchitectureSupported by Family Office Administration
05Entities & TrustsPrimary system: Ownership ArchitectureNot a primary systemPrimary system: Legacy & Liquidity ArchitectureSupported by Family Office Administration
Primary system for the pillarSupported by Family Office Administration
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The OWA 2.0 client journey

Map. Diagnose. Architect.Implement. Administer. Evolve.

A disciplined sequence with clear roles. Overtime leads the architecture and the coordination. Licensed professionals carry out the legal, tax, insurance and investment work, so every step is handled by the right people.

LeadsSupports or reviews
01

Map

What you own, how each asset is titled and who controls it today.

02

Diagnose

Six questions asked of every asset to find gaps, overlaps and exposures.

03

Architect

A coordinated design across the four systems, prepared as a blueprint.

04

Implement

Documents, entities, filings and policies put in place by licensed professionals.

05

Administer

Records, governance and annual reviews kept current so the structure holds.

06

Evolve

The architecture is revisited as family, business and law change.

OvertimeArchitecture and coordination
LeadsMap, Overtime: Leads
LeadsDiagnose, Overtime: Leads
LeadsArchitect, Overtime: Leads
CoordinatesImplement, Overtime: Coordinates
Leads where engagedAdminister, Overtime: Leads where engaged
LeadsEvolve, Overtime: Leads
Our licensed professionalsAttorney, CPA, insurance and investment professionals
Provide documentsMap, our licensed professionals: Provide documents
Diagnose, our licensed professionals: Not involved
ReviewArchitect, our licensed professionals: Review
Draft, file, placeImplement, our licensed professionals: Draft, file, place
AdviseAdminister, our licensed professionals: Advise
ReviewEvolve, our licensed professionals: Review
01

Map

What you own, how each asset is titled and who controls it today.

OvertimeLeads
ProfessionalsProvide documents
02

Diagnose

Six questions asked of every asset to find gaps, overlaps and exposures.

OvertimeLeads
ProfessionalsNot involved
03

Architect

A coordinated design across the four systems, prepared as a blueprint.

OvertimeLeads
ProfessionalsReview
04

Implement

Documents, entities, filings and policies put in place by licensed professionals.

OvertimeCoordinates
ProfessionalsDraft, file, place
05

Administer

Records, governance and annual reviews kept current so the structure holds.

OvertimeLeads where engaged
ProfessionalsAdvise
06

Evolve

The architecture is revisited as family, business and law change.

OvertimeLeads
ProfessionalsReview

Roles shown are general. Each engagement is scoped in writing, and the professionals involved depend on the client and the structure.

Coordinated professional expertise

Overtime coordinates. Licensed professionals implement.

Strong architecture depends on the right people doing the right work. Overtime designs and coordinates the structure. Our attorneys, CPAs, insurance and investment professionals carry out the work their licenses permit, all working from the same map.

Overtime

Architecture and coordination

  • 01Map what you own and how each asset is held
  • 02Diagnose gaps, overlaps and exposures across every asset
  • 03Design the architecture across the four systems
  • 04Coordinate the sequence of work between professionals
  • 05Support ongoing administration where it is engaged
Our professionals

Licensed implementation

  • 01Attorneys draft and review trusts, entities and agreements
  • 02CPAs advise on tax positions and prepare filings
  • 03Insurance professionals design and place coverage
  • 04Licensed financial professionals advise on investments
  • 05Lenders and bankers provide financing where it is needed

Legal, tax, insurance and investment services are provided by appropriately licensed professionals. Nothing on this page is legal, tax or investment advice.

Through an approved engagement

What an engagementcan produce.

01

Ownership map

A clear picture of what you own, how each asset is titled and who controls it.

From Map
02

Six-question diagnosis

Gaps, overlaps and exposures identified across every asset.

From Diagnose
03

Architecture blueprint

A coordinated design across the four systems, prepared for review with our attorneys and CPAs.

From Architect
04

Implementation sequence

The order of work across our professionals, coordinated so steps are not missed.

From Implement
05

Administration rhythm

Records, registers and reviews that keep the structure working as designed.

From Administer

Deliverables depend on the scope agreed in writing with each client. Planning outcomes are never guaranteed and depend on each client’s facts, qualification and applicable law.

RECORDS & REGISTERSGOVERNANCE & MINUTESVALUATION COORDINATIONANNUAL REVIEWSSYSTEM IVMAINTAINEDBY DESIGN
Family Office Administration

Built to bemaintained.

Structures drift. Titles change, entities fall behind on their formalities, beneficiary designations go out of date and new assets arrive outside the plan. Family Office Administration is the system that keeps the architecture working the way it was designed.

  • Organized records and registers for entities and trusts
  • Governance support, including meeting minutes
  • Valuation coordination
  • Annual reviews with our professionals

Administration services are defined by engagement.

Where it began

The original Overtime Wealth System, inside the architecture.

Our five-stage framework still describes how wealth moves through a life. Overtime Wealth Architecture™ 2.0 is the structure that holds every stage together, and Family Office Administration maintains each one.

01

Create

Income, entrepreneurship and business growth. Wealth must be created before it can be structured.

Systems I · II
02

Protect

Risk management, insurance planning and entity structuring, considered before exposure grows.

Systems I · III
03

Optimize

Tax planning, cash flow and coordinated structuring. The aim is to keep more of what is already earned.

System II
04

Grow

Business expansion, real estate, energy and alternative assets, pursued with discipline and risk awareness.

System II
05

Transfer

Trust, estate, succession and charitable planning that carries a family’s intentions beyond one lifetime.

System III
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Your wealth systemstarts with a map.

Every engagement begins with what you own and how it is owned today. Nothing is a recommendation until the facts are mapped and reviewed with our attorneys and CPAs.

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