Essays

The concern most family lawyers raise about AI is whether it is safe to use in a legal practice.  That concern is legitimate, but the reasoning behind it is usually

Most of the AI conversations happening in family law right now are stuck at the same level.  Someone hears about a new tool, tries it out for a few weeks,

Most of us running family law firms are not spending much time thinking about meta descriptions.  If we are honest, most of us are not entirely sure what one is. 

There are a couple of shifts happening in our industry right now that any of us running family law firms should probably be aware of.  Some of it will affect

We have talked about hiring a few times now. And every time we come back to it, there is a piece of the timing puzzle that firm owners get wrong

We have talked before about the cost of hiring too early or too late, and how both of those mistakes usually come from the same place — someone had a

Most firm owners make hiring decisions based on how things feel.  The caseload feels overwhelming, so they hire fast. Things feel slow, so they hold off.  Both of those instincts

I did not think about title tags for the first several years of running my firm. I did not know what they were. I figured our website was up and

Some of the best lessons we pick up as firm owners come from watching someone else who has been in the game long enough to know what actually works.  We

Every firm owner I talk to right now has some version of the same question on their mind. What do we actually need to do about AI?  And the honest

I did not think about title tags for the first several years of running my firm. I did not know what they were. I figured our website was up and

We hired our first teammate in the Philippines about seven years ago to help with our sales process. She was great, so we hired more.  Today, we have roughly 40