The Lawyer's Guide to Financial Planning

05 Mar , 2024

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Our seminar will explore essential financial and tax concepts that all Lawyers must know in order to properly guide clients as well as to secure their own economic futures. Seminar concepts and discussion arise from Cynthia Sharp’s book The Lawyers’ Guide to Financial Planning recently published by ABA Book Publishing.

Topics covered include:

  • Factors to Consider When Choosing a Financial Advisor
  • Asset Conservation Strategies
  • Tips for Building and Ethically Selling a Niche Law Practice
  • Retirement Planning Vehicles
  • The Long-Term Care Dilemma

THREE HOURS

Opening Remarks – 15 minutes

Topic 1 – 30 minutes

Topic 2 – 45 minutes

Break – 15 minutes

Topic 3 – 15 minutes

Topic 4 – 30 minutes

Topic 5 – 30 minutes

Conclusion – 15 minutes

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