Having an employee is actually helps a lot. Your mind will be free from thinking of the administrative works. Hence, you can focus on the legal work, looking for more client, etc; thus increasing your income.
I think you're spot on! My goal is to find someone in my area that is good with part-time work. I've heard of paralegals working for multiple law firms part time so they can have full-time stability.
Hi! I really enjoyed watching your videos. I'm actually a bookkeeper for solo law firms, not an attorney, but I found it interesting to learn more about an attorney's journey as an entrepreneur.
How come nobody talks about struggling to get clients or taking P/T work or even non-legal work? Every video I see is of people just starting up and instantly making a 6-figure income. Where are all the videos showing the thousands of people busting it and doing everything they can to survive while growing their practices slowly?
The percentage of lawyers that make RU-vid content is already really small. I'd imagine finding lawyers that create the content you're describing while struggling with their law firm is next to zero. My hope is that lawyers see what I did so they can avoid struggling.
I haven't needed to use something like that (yet). I have a pretty minimal set up that keeps me organized and gets the job done. I plan on sharing my management system in the near future!
You may be a successful attorney. But you need to dump that wiseguy smirk and adopt a more serious manner. You also need a briefer way of making your point.
