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Merging law practices might be your best move. Kathy closed her solo firm after 'wearing every hat.'

Here's the brutal truth about solo practice: you can't actually practice law when you're doing everything else. Kathy had a case involving the Smith and Gadow firm and evaluated their professionalism firsthand before joining. The collaborative law firm structure, mentorship benefits, and family law firm specialization convinced her to close her practice. 

Now she's a named partner with certified specialist credentials and AAML fellowship. This episode breaks down the practice transition strategy, becoming a law firm partner timeline, and attorney partnership opportunities most solos never consider. You'll learn why scaling through merger beats staying stuck in admin hell.

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📄 CHAPTERS
0:00 - Merging Law Practices: Teacher to Law Firm Partner Story 

3:47 - Why Solo Practitioners Burn Out Wearing Every Hat 

7:40 - Joining Established Firm: Specialization Over Survival Mode 

9:07 - Law Firm Partnership Track: What It Actually Takes 

11:25 - Collaborative Law Firm Structure vs. Siloed Practices 

17:05 - Multi-Attorney Consultations: Better Client Experience 

19:27 - Solo Practitioner Merger Advice: Culture Fit Matters

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