Ida O. Abbott | When you approach retirement as a lifelong adventure, it can be a constant source of rejoicing. Here's how design thinking gets you there.

Book Review | Written by Tom Lenfestey and Camille Stell, "Designing a Succession Plan for Your Law Practice" explains what you need to know and do to prepare for your eventual departure.

Camille Stell | Are you financially prepared for a long life after law? You may live a lot longer than you think — 5 tips for planning accordingly.

Roy Ginsburg | Working part-time can be a practical first step for a solo or small firm owner thinking about retiring.

Camille Stell | How do we move from thinking about retirement to creating a succession plan?

You’ve probably never experienced a pandemic, nor have you planned for your own retirement. Both are scary. But with a plan, says Camille Stell, we can meet the challenge.

Book Review: Ida Abbott's newest, "Retirement by Design," uses design thinking concepts to teach readers how to put together a flexible road map to the future.

While there are many factors that will influence the selling price, these five will get you started in evaluating — and increasing — your practice's value.

Why is it so hard to save for “attorney retirement” while you’re building your own firm? You started your practice to have more control, freedom to choose certain clients (and fire others) and potentially, make more money. ...

How much should you actually save for retirement? Everyone from your brother-in-law to your favorite (or least favorite) financial pundit has a view. But, are those opinions even remotely accurate? As opposed to pontificating about retirement ...