Retirement Planning For Attorneys
Meet Rebecca
After 35 years building her firm, Rebecca, at age 60, decided to “retire” on a part-time basis. She continued to work a few days a week for the next year while she transitioned her clients to two new attorneys that she has mentored for over 10 years.

Rebecca And Her Husband Had The Following Concerns:
- How will the younger attorneys afford to purchase her partnership shares for a fair value given all of the goodwill she has built up over the years.
- How much income can their assets reasonably generate for the balance of their lives?
- When should she and her husband start their social security?
- If she works part time will she still qualify for her firms benefits, including health care coverage before medicare kicks in?
- Can they afford to take 4 vacations per year?
- What is the best way to help their grandchildren directly?
What Did We Do For Rebecca?
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