Family Office Advisors LLC

Overview

The firm serves affluent individuals and families, including high net worth individuals and families.¹² Its stated mission is to help clients achieve short term and long term financial goals.¹ The firm says it assesses clients’ short term cash flow needs, develops long term investment strategies, and monitors progress toward goals.¹

History

The firm’s About page describes it as serving affluent families since 2003.²

Leadership

Charles S. Comer, CMT, is identified by the firm as co founder and Managing Member.² The firm says Comer has more than 30 years of hands on market experience, with a background in financial planning, portfolio strategy, and investments.²

The firm says Comer was published in Barron’s and appeared on Wall Street Week and CNBC.² It also says he served as president of the New York Society of Security Analysts, now CFA Society New York, and sits on its High Net Worth Committee.² The firm says he served as president of the Market Technicians Association.²

Comer is identified by the firm as a Chartered Market Technician® with licenses for investment adviser, supervisory analyst, general principal, and research principal roles.² The firm says he previously served as market strategist at Oppenheimer & Co. Inc.² It says he later held managing director and senior vice president roles at Credit Lyonnais Securities, including director of research, portfolio strategist, and global research coordinator.² The firm states that he earned a B.A. in Economics and Foreign Trade from Universidad de las Américas in Mexico City.²

Services

Family Office Advisors lists family financial planning, risk assessment and management, asset allocation, estate and tax guidance, integration of wealth related professional services, performance measurement and monitoring, and wealth preservation among its services.¹

The firm says it coordinates a family’s total wealth management process and works with the family’s trusted professionals.² It describes its model as a single office coordinating the professional disciplines needed to administer a family’s financial affairs.³

What the firm offers

• Financial planning
• Tax planning

Client focus

The firm serves affluent individuals and families, including high net worth individuals and families.¹² It says its work supports clients’ short term cash flow needs, long term investment strategies, and progress toward financial goals.¹

Investment philosophy and approach

The firm says its advice is provided on a fee only basis.³ It says it accepts no commissions and sells no products, including stocks, bonds, mutual funds, insurance, or annuities.³ The firm also states that it does not accept payments other than from clients.²

The firm says it acts as a family’s “chief financial officer” by supervising investment management and the family’s broader financial well being.³ Its published code of ethics requires objective recommendations and decisions made solely in clients’ best interests, along with disclosure of possible conflicts of interest.²

FAQs

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Sources

1. accessed October 23, 2026
2. accessed October 23, 2026
3. accessed October 23, 2026

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This profile is a factual summary written in our own words from public sources. It is for information only. It is not an endorsement, rating, ranking or recommendation, and it is not investment advice. MultiFamilyOffices.com is not affiliated with the SEC or with this firm unless stated. Form ADV figures are self-reported by the firm.