How Working With a Financial Advisor for Law Firm Owners Could Pay for Itself
Is hiring a financial advisor really worth it? For law firm owners, the answer isn't always obvious — especially when you're used to doing everything yourself. In this article, we explore how working with a financial advisor who truly understands law firm owners can potentially pay for itself through strategic tax planning, smarter investing, business growth strategies, and more.
Already Have a CPA or Financial Advisor? Here’s Why You Still Need Us
Already have a CPA, attorney, or financial advisor? Great—we’re not here to replace them. In this post, Darren shares how The Lawyer Millionaire works alongside your existing team to align your business, personal finances, and long-term goals. The best results happen when everyone’s on the same page. Here's how we make that happen.
Tariffs, Trade Wars, and Your Law Firm
Earlier this month, the U.S. administration rolled out a sweeping new set of tariffs that could fundamentally shift the global economic landscape. While tariffs might seem like something only Wall Street traders and D.C. policymakers worry about, the truth is this: these changes could ripple into your law firm’s bottom line, your clients’ legal needs, and your long-term financial plan.
So, You’re Finally Ready to Go Solo?
Thinking about leaving your firm to start your own solo practice? This post breaks down the financial, strategic, and emotional questions you need to consider before making the leap. From setting up your business structure to building a cash flow runway, Darren walks you through what it really takes to go solo—and succeed.
Should I Hire a Financial Advisor?
Deciding whether to hire a financial advisor can raise a lot of questions—especially for law firm owners juggling both personal and business finances. This post explores common considerations, potential benefits, and how to evaluate if working with an advisor aligns with your goals and needs.
The Ultimate Guide to Financial Planning for Law Firm Owners
Law firm owners face unique financial challenges that go beyond traditional planning. This comprehensive guide explores key areas like business cash flow, tax planning, retirement strategies, and firm structure—offering a framework to help law firm owners better understand and manage both their business and personal finances.