We Don’t Do Cookie Cutter

We believe that sound advice doesn’t come from a single conversation. This is why we take the time to learn what’s most important to you before we provide feedback. Our process includes pairing you with advisors we know you’ll connect with, learning about you as a unique individual, and developing a deep understanding of your long-term vision.

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Your Success is Our Mission

We aim to continually provide you with holistic strategies to your financial and personal needs. Our highly-educated and client-focused advisors will help you every step of the way, from defining your goals, to developing your plan towards success.

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Our Clients are Our Culture

Everything we do is done with you in mind. Whether it’s making sure you always speak to a member of our team, ensuring your reports are easy to understand, or just being a sounding board for your financial questions, we want you to feel confident that you’re our top priority.

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This is What We Do

Our account minimums are a good attitude and being open to advice. Once we’ve determined your goals, we will customize our investment management strategy to your unique requirements. We aim to be truly objective, honest, and realistic in our wealth management.

 

Tax Efficient Investing

 

Risk Management

 

Investments

 

Legacy Estate Planning Strategies

 

Specialized Business Services

 

Holistic Wealth Advice

We provide guidance and personalized strategies so you can spend more time in retirement.

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Your Team

For over 45 years, our advisors have diligently overseen our clients’ investments. As fiduciaries, we are held to a high standard; ensuring that your needs always come first. And, as your advocate, we strive to help you make informed financial decisions, so you can spend more time in retirement. We have access to over a dozen CFA®s, CFP®s, CPAs, attorneys, and additional legal and financial professionals.

Adam Lampe 

CEO & Co-Founder

Jennifer Adams 

Director of Client Management 

Christa Lampe 

Director of Administration and Operations

Liberty Belle 

Chief Cuddles Officer

FAQ

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Do I have to move my investment accounts to Mint?

No. Our exit-planning work is priced independently of investment management. Some clients move accounts to us after closing because coordinated tax-loss harvesting and Roth planning are easier when the same firm sees the whole picture; others keep their existing broker or advisor. Either works.

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What if I don't want to sell — I just want to transition to family or management?

Family transitions, management buyouts, and partial recapitalizations use different tax and legal tools than third-party sales — but they still benefit from the same coordinated planning approach. Owners often think a family transition is "simpler" than a sale; in practice, family transitions are usually harder because they add relationship dynamics on top of the tax and legal work. See our ownership transition planning page for the framework we use across all three transition paths.

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I already have an offer — is it too late to plan?

No — but the window is short and it matters what you sign first. A letter of intent typically triggers exclusivity and locks in deal structure, which is where most of the tax and estate leverage lives. If you have an LOI in hand and no coordinated plan behind it, that is a reason to move fast, not a reason to skip planning. See our selling your company in Houston page for how we work with owners already in the sale process.

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