When Cash And Time Are Choking

It’s holiday time, your team has been pre-approved for planned vacation time and you have seven clients who have hired you in the past two weeks.

What’s the problem, you ask?

Well, last week you finally had the time to sit down with Jolie, your drafter, to go over all the files sitting on the floor in the north corner of your office. Jolie reminds you that you approved her vacation time in August. She’s out Wednesday and won’t be back for eight business days.

The clients are scheduled for their signing meetings the day after she gets back.

  1. You won’t have time to review the trusts, make the changes, and print and assemble the documents.
  2. You will have to work nights and weekends and, between all the trying band concerts, choir concerts and white elephant parties your wife already committed you to etc., your weekends and evenings are not exactly looking like an available resource.

That is why I am personally enthusiastic about the “Pay Per Trust” model. Finally law firms can outsource their back-office administrative activities to free themselves up to meet with clients and referral sources – the activities that create consistent cash flow. And the best part is, this will also enable the team to focus on client services and referral relationship management.

Are you ready to make a move and start focusing your already minimal time on growing your practice – without spending countless hours drafting trusts or hiring extra help? The BONUSES are:

  1. No contract at all. Only pay us when you have a client, whether that is once or multiple times a month.
  2. Try our back-office trust drafting and received $100 off your first trust using the discount code of “HOLIDAY,” but act now – this offer ends 12/31/14.

Click here to find our how to “try it on,” and if it doesn’t fit, you don’t have to show here again. But I highly doubt that will be your result. 

Committed to your success,

Dave Zumpano

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