For families who've built something worth protecting

One Financial Plan Where Your Investments, Insurance, Taxes And Estate Documents (Finally Work Together)

↓ The four things we make point the same way

INVESTWhat do we own, and what is it for?Wealth management, retirement, education, workplace benefits
PROTECTWhat if the income stops?Insurance, risk, cash flow, debt
STRUCTUREWho owns it, and who can act?Ownership, trusts, powers of attorney, tax and business planning
TRANSFERWho gets what, and how?Beneficiaries, inheritances, charitable giving
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One PlanIndependent FirmAttorney-Reviewed Documents3 Florida Offices

You Probably Did Everything Right. One Piece At A Time.

A 401(k)First real jobLife insuranceGot marriedA willFirst childA rollover IRAChanged employersA bigger houseNew title, new loanMaybe a trustSomebody said you should

Different years. Different professionals.
And nobody has ever tested them together.

So a will can say one thing... and a beneficiary form can say another. And the form often controls. You just wouldn't find out until it mattered. (Your family would.)

Our Simple 4-Step Process:

01

Planning

Your goals, your priorities, your timeframes. All in one place.

02

Strategizing

We show you the options and explain the tradeoffs. You choose.

03

Execution

Accounts, coverage, documents. Your plan gets carried out, not filed.

04

Service

Life changes. We meet as often as you need, and test it again.

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You Don't Need $50 Million To Think Like A Family Office.

Most families don't have a planning problem. They have a coordination problem. So who fixes it? You have three options:

01

Do It Yourself

Line up every statement, policy and document. Learn how they interact. Chase each professional.

02

Advisor Here, Lawyer There

Both can be excellent. But the handoff is usually three words: "see an attorney."

03

One Plan, Tested End To End

No new lawyer to find. No weeks of law-office meetings. Guided builds the plan, and your documents get built inside it.

Here's The Part That Usually Gets Left Out:

1Plan for your whole family
4Layers tested against each other
100%Of estate plans reviewed by a licensed attorney

Through Bloodline, you answer plain-English questions online. Software assembles your documents. A licensed Florida attorney reviews every plan. Then we check it against your accounts, your insurance and your beneficiaries.

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Typical documents shown. What you need depends on your situation.

How Do You Know If This Is For You?

01

You Have People Depending On You

A spouse, kids, or other family responsibilities.

02

You've Built Real Pieces

A home, retirement accounts, investments, insurance.

03

You Have An Old Will Or Trust

And nobody has tested it against what you own today.

04

You Already Have Professionals

Each one knows part of the picture. None has all of it.

05

You Keep Putting It Off

It's been on the list for years. It sounds complicated.

06

You Want One Team On It

Without becoming your own project manager.

Nicholas Sowers, Founder and President of Guided Financial Advisors

Meet Nicholas Sowers

Founder and President of Guided Financial Advisors. Orlando native. Rollins College graduate. He started as an advisor in Tampa, became a Vice President and Partner, and helped open that firm's Orlando branch. Then he built an independent firm, with service matched to how involved each client wants to be.

But none of that matters unless your plan works when your family needs it.

CRD #6842106. Check his background on BrokerCheck.

Not Sure Your Plan Works Together? Score It In 2 Minutes:

0 / 8

Tap an answer for each layer.

INVEST

Do you know what you own, and what each account is for?

PROTECT

If one income stopped tomorrow, is the plan for it clear?

STRUCTURE

If you couldn't act, does someone have legal authority to?

TRANSFER

Do your beneficiary forms match what your documents say?

Sends your answers, name and phone number to Guided's client services team for follow-up. Please don't include account numbers.

Fair Questions:

"I already have a will."

Good. A will is a document. The question is whether it still matches what you own and who your forms name. That's what we test.

"I already have an advisor."

Also good. This isn't about anyone doing it wrong. Ask them one thing: who has checked the investments against the legal documents?

"We're not rich enough for this."

A family office is for $50 million. The thinking isn't. If you have a home, accounts, insurance and people depending on you, you have four layers.

"This turns into a sales pitch."

You'd be right to worry. So start with the check. If you score 8 out of 8, you may have nothing to fix.

"Who writes my legal documents?"

Not Guided. We don't give legal advice. A licensed attorney at a separate law firm reviews your plan, under its own engagement with you. Outside Florida, you'd be handled by appropriately licensed counsel or referred.

"What does it cost?"

That depends on your situation and the work involved. You'll get the fees in writing before you commit to anything.

A Year From Now, If You Act

One plan. Everyone knows who does what. And you've stopped wondering.

A Year From Now, If You Don't

Same folders. Same forms. Probably fine. You just won't know until somebody has to find out.

Two minutes. Four questions.
Your call.

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Guided Financial Advisors. 700 S. Rosemary Avenue, Suite 204, West Palm Beach, FL 33401. (561) 228-1450. ClientServices@GuidedFA.com. Also in Orlando and Tampa Bay.

Securities and Investment Advisory Services offered through KCD Financial, Inc. Member FINRA/SIPC. Check the background of this financial professional on FINRA's BrokerCheck.

Legal services are provided only by The Succession Firm (Counsel Partners Ltd), a separately engaged law firm, under its own attorney-client engagement. Bloodline is technology by Partner Counsel AI. Guided Financial Advisors does not provide legal advice.

This page is general educational information, not individualized legal, tax or investment advice. Recommendations require a professional engagement and a review of your circumstances. Planning does not guarantee any investment, tax, probate or asset-protection result. Investing involves risk, including loss of principal.