Private Landing Office
Le Strand is the Private Landing Office for internationally mobile affluent and ultra-high-net-worth families establishing their lives in South Florida.
Serena practices U.S. immigration law through an appropriate separate legal engagement. Tax, medical, investment, banking and other specialist work remain with the appointed professionals; schools make their own admissions decisions.
What is a Private Landing Office?
A Private Landing Office brings a family's residence, arrival and local arrangements into one agreed plan. Le Strand is led by Serena Orgin and combines South Florida residential representation, professional work where appointed, local coordination and introductions. Serena's immigration work requires an appropriate separate legal engagement. Existing advisers and other appointed specialists retain responsibility for their work.
What is the Le Strand Private Landing Assessment?
The Le Strand Private Landing Assessment is a private planning exercise that maps decisions, dependencies and professional conversations for a family's South Florida arrival. It produces a Private Landing Brief to help frame the sequence. The assessment itself does not provide legal, tax, immigration, medical, investment or banking advice. Any professional work requires the appropriate separate engagement.
What does Le Strand coordinate?
Le Strand connects location and property strategy, family timing, local establishment, market intelligence and professional introductions in a Landing Plan. The brief considers how the household will use South Florida in daily life. Residential representation can be a standalone engagement. Serena's appointed immigration work and the work of other specialists have their own professional scope and responsibility.
What does Le Strand not provide?
Le Strand does not hold itself out as a tax practice, medical practice, bank, investment adviser or admissions authority. Serena practices U.S. immigration law through an appropriate separate legal engagement where appointed. Schools make admissions decisions and appointed specialists remain responsible for their work. The assessment and Landing Plan do not replace that professional advice.