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Does Your Estate Planning Practice Offer These Key Trusts?

By WealthCounsel Staff on Jul 3, 2017 11:13:27 AM

The more trusts you have in your firm’s product arsenal, the greater your ability to tailor the right plan for your client

Do you have the tools to develop the best estate planning solution for your clients? As an estate planning lawyer, you need to be able to navigate the nuances of each case while still delivering accurate estate planning documents in a timely manner. How can you strike this balance? With document drafting software such as Wealth Docx®  it’s easy to account for the variety of trusts that clients might require.

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Why the Legal Industry’s Future Matters to Your Estate Planning Practice

By WealthCounsel Staff on Jun 30, 2017 9:00:00 AM

It’s easy to to relax a bit when you have years of experience as an attorney. While your legal experience has helped you win clients and grow your estate planning practice in the past, today’s legal industry is evolving faster than ever — and attorneys who fail to adapt risk losing clients rather than winning them.

New technology and new competition are just two of many areas where attorneys need to adapt in order to retain clients, win new business and sustain a thriving practices. Refusal or failure to evolve with these trends in the industry will likely result in significant consequences for legal practices across the country.

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The Most Profitable Estate Planning Education Talk to Have with Clients

By WealthCounsel Staff on May 30, 2017 11:04:49 AM

Learn more about how the Pareto Principle applies to your estate planning practice.

Much of life follows the 80/20 rule. Also known as the Pareto Principle (named for the Italian economist who devised it), this formula calculates that 20 percent of your conversations are responsible for 80 percent of the profitability of the relationship. That holds true whether it’s business or personal.

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