
The leading provider of practice management solutions to maximize opportunity and joy for Estate Planning attorneys

The leading provider of practice management solutions to maximize opportunity and joy for Estate Planning attorneys
Head of Legal Education
Lawyers With Purpose
There was a time when estate tax planning gave structure to almost every meaningful client conversation. It created urgency, made the value obvious, and gave clients a clear reason to move forward.
That foundation has changed.
Today, most families will never face estate taxes, yet the risks they do face are more immediate and far more personal. Long-term care costs, complex family dynamics, and the loss of control over assets are now the issues that shape outcomes for the majority of clients.
Estate planning hasn’t become less relevant. It has become harder to communicate in a way that lands.
And that is where many firms are quietly losing momentum.
You walk a client through estate tax thresholds and can feel the conversation slipping, because it doesn’t apply to them in any meaningful way.
You know they need planning, but the reason doesn’t feel urgent enough for them to act.
You leave the meeting thinking they should have moved forward.
They leave thinking they’ll come back to it later.
That gap is where growth stalls.
It has nothing to do with your ability as an attorney. It has everything to do with how the value is being framed.
There are practices pulling ahead, not because they are working harder or generating more leads, but because they’ve adjusted how they present what they already do.
When the conversation shifts away from tax thresholds and towards protection, control, and real-life consequences clients recognise instantly, engagement changes.
What looks like growth is often just clarity.
This webinar session will show you how that shift works in practice — and how to apply it.
Britt Shearin will walk through how estate planning has evolved, why the traditional framing leaves opportunity on the table, and what changes when you align your approach with the realities clients are facing now.
Inside the session, you’ll see:
The goal is not just to understand this shift, but to recognise where it is already showing up in your own practice.
By the end of the session, you will be able to explain the value of estate planning in a way that feels relevant to today’s clients, without relying on estate tax as the primary driver.
You will also see how small changes in how you frame your work can unlock conversations with clients who are already in your pipeline but not fully engaging.
There is a broader distinction underneath all of this. Some firms are still operating as document providers, while others have positioned themselves around protection, strategy, and long-term planning. That difference shapes how clients respond, how consistently they move forward, and how predictable growth becomes.
If your consult still relies heavily on explaining estate tax relevance…
If you find yourself needing to “convince” clients more than you used to…
If you know there are opportunities in Medicaid and asset protection but they are not consistently part of your process…
This session will likely feel very familiar — and very useful.
Britt works directly with estate planning attorneys implementing these strategies in real practices. The insights in this session are drawn from what is being used successfully right now, not from theory.
There is a window where recognising this shift gives you an advantage.
After that, it becomes the baseline — and you are adjusting under pressure rather than ahead of it.
Most firms wait until they feel the impact in their consults or their numbers before they make a change.
By that point, the gap is harder to close.
If you’ve been sensing that something in your client conversations has changed but haven’t fully identified what it is, this session will connect it clearly.
Spots are limited for this live training.
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