What if your family could operate like a business, not just to survive, but to build legacy wealth?

In this powerful episode of The Color of Money, we’re joined by private wealth advisor LaVaisha Davis, who specializes in helping first-generation wealth creators build “fractional family offices.” These coordinated, strategic setups bring together your CPA, attorney, investment advisor, and insurance professionals to work in sync, so your financial plan is greater than the sum of its parts.

LaVaisha breaks down the core pillars of wealth planning—investment, income, estate, taxes, and philanthropy—and explains how entrepreneurs can avoid costly mistakes by aligning their advisors under one cohesive strategy. She also addresses a critical concern for many listeners: how do you build wealth collaboratively if your family structure is fractured or strained?

If you’ve ever felt like wealth management is out of reach, this conversation will change your perspective—and maybe your future.

Resources:

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