Real estate assets held in trust carry a category of administrative complexity that standard trust accounting systems were not designed to handle. Ownership records, insurance policies, vendor relationships, lease terms,...
Read More >Real estate assets held in trust carry a category of administrative complexity that standard trust accounting systems were not designed to handle. Ownership records, insurance policies, vendor relationships, lease terms,...
Read More >Why Visibility, Documentation, and Fiduciary Discipline Matter Working interests are often misunderstood, even by experienced mineral owners. Unlike royalty interests, which generate income without ongoing responsibility, working interests come with...
Read More >June 2026 marks ten years since OG Trust Services became a company. We have been thinking about how to acknowledge that because on one hand, it’s an arbitrary milestone. On...
Read More >Why Operator/Payor Changes Create Hidden Risk for Owners and Fiduciaries Mergers and acquisitions are a routine part of the oil and gas and financial services industries. For operators and institutions,...
Read More >Artificial intelligence is everywhere in the conversation right now. Every week there seems to be a new tool, a new announcement, or a new prediction about how AI will reshape...
Read More >Mineral assets are often more than a line item on a balance sheet. For many families, they represent decades of work, intentional decisions, and long term planning. In some cases,...
Read More >In mineral management for family offices, foundations, and trust companies, much of the oil and gas industry still runs on paper. Critical financial and legal documents, including division orders, royalty...
Read More >Mineral Interest Assets often appear stable on the surface. Royalties are paid, operators report production, and ownership structures can remain unchanged for years. This appearance of stability can be misleading....
Read More >An educational overview of mineral rights management, valuation risk, and informed decision making for owners, trustees, and fiduciaries. Mineral rights are often described as unique assets, and for good reason....
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