Six planning dimensions.
One integrated architecture.
Sovereign planning is not a single decision. It is a sequence of decisions — about citizenship, residency, tax structure, asset location, and generational continuity — that interact in ways most advisors are not positioned to see simultaneously. We are.
Most clients arrive with one visible problem — a planned exit, a tax change, a programme about to close.
The diagnostic almost always surfaces two or three structural issues they weren’t tracking. An ancestry claim that interacts with a proposed tax residency. A trust structure whose asset protection depends on a treaty currently under renegotiation. A residency election that, combined with an existing asset profile, creates exit tax exposure the original advisors hadn’t modeled. The disciplines below describe where the work concentrates — not as separate services, but as dimensions of the same architecture. The diagnostic determines which are relevant to your situation.
The problem with specialists
working in isolation.
A tax attorney optimizes for tax. An immigration lawyer optimizes for status. A wealth manager optimizes for returns. None of them are positioned to optimize for the interaction effects between all three simultaneously. That gap is where sovereign planning decisions go wrong — not through incompetence, but through structural fragmentation.
A paid diagnostic.
The first deliverable.
We begin with your jurisdictional exposure — where you hold citizenship, residency, tax obligations, and assets today. Then we map the interaction effects. The architecture becomes visible. The sequencing becomes clear. The diagnostic is not a discovery call. It is a working document your advisory team can use from day one.
Diagnostic fee: $15,000. Delivered within five business days.