Generational Wealth Planning Help your wealth do more than last. We work with Northern Virginia families to grow, protect, and pass on what they have built, thoughtfully and across generations. Home › Generational Wealth Planning Wealth That Reflects Your Family’s Values Multigenerational planning is about your whole family. We help you prepare the next generation, align your wealth with your values, and coordinate the financial, tax, and estate pieces so they work together. We welcome your children into the conversation early, part of our “kids eat for free” philosophy of planning together. What You Can Expect: A plan that spans generations Coordination with your attorney and CPA Wealth transfer considerations Family conversations and education Fee-only, fiduciary advice Schedule a Meeting How We Help Families Plan Ahead Every family’s situation is different. These are areas we often help with. Wealth Transfer StrategyWe help you think through how to pass on wealth thoughtfully and coordinate with your attorney and CPA on the details. Family Education & ConversationsWe help prepare the next generation to be thoughtful stewards of what your family has built. Estate & Gifting CoordinationWe help align gifting and estate considerations with your broader plan, alongside your other professionals. Coordinated InvestmentsWe design portfolios that work together across the family rather than in isolation. Plan for the Generations to Come The wealth you’ve built represents the people you care about. Let’s build a plan that honors your values today and for the generations that follow. Schedule a Meeting Why Families Trust KIRK 01Multigenerational by DesignPlanning across generations is central to how we work. 02Boutique AttentionOur team is small enough to know your family and the details that matter. 03Fiduciary, Fee-OnlyOur fee-only structure keeps advice free of hidden conflicts and focused on your family. 04Modern Advice, Human JudgmentWe pair modern technology with an advisor who knows your story. Generational Wealth Planning Services Passing wealth to the next generation affects your estate, your giving, and how your family’s wealth is managed. We bring these together into a coordinated plan for families, working with your attorney and CPA. Estate PlanningOrganize your estate picture, including beneficiaries, account titling, and your wishes for your family. We coordinate with your attorney, who drafts and finalizes the legal documents. Estate PlanningFamily Office ServicesA coordinated, single-relationship approach for families with complex wealth, bringing investments, planning, and your other professionals together under one roof. Family Office ServicesGifting & Legacy StrategiesPlan charitable and family gifts that reflect your values. We help you weigh the options and coordinate with your CPA on the tax details. Gifting & Legacy Strategies Frequently Asked Questions When should we start generational planning? Often earlier than families expect. Starting sooner tends to give you more flexibility and more time to prepare the next generation. Do you provide estate documents or legal advice? No. We are not a law firm and don’t draft documents or provide legal advice. We coordinate with your estate attorney on those details. Do you work with our children? Yes. Welcoming the next generation into the conversation early is a core part of how we plan. How do you charge? We’re a fee-only firm, which means our compensation comes from our clients rather than commissions or product sales. Our Trusted Partners We’re a fee-only, fiduciary wealth management firm based in Vienna, Virginia, recognized locally and supported by established custodians and planning tools. Insights & Resources Perspective on family wealth, planning, and the road ahead. Fee-Only vs. Commission Advisors: What the Fiduciary Standard Really Means for You08.24.26Not all financial advisors must act in your best interest. Learn what the fiduciary standard means for high-net-worth families.Read More Summer Liquidity Planning: Funding a Second Home Without Derailing Retirement08.17.26Funding a second home from your portfolio can trigger tax and retirement risks. Learn how high-net-worth families plan the purchase.Read More A Mid-Year Portfolio Checkup: What Corporate Executives Should Review Before Q308.10.26Before Q3 closes the trading window, executives should review concentrated stock, RSU vesting, and 10b5-1 plans. Here is where to start.Read More Start the Conversation If you want a coordinated, multigenerational approach to your family’s wealth, we’d love to hear what matters most to you. Schedule a Meeting