New Law Business ModelReviews of newlawbusinessmodel.com

NLBM fell into my lap at a time I needed it the most, and didn't really even know yet to what extent at the time. Prior to getting started, I was initially worried about whether the promises of the program were too good to be true and worth the investment, but NLBM has delivered above and beyond every step of the way. I cannot say enough good things about the support and resources they provide to their members, particularly where they are new to estate planning and running a business. While the initial process of being certified as a PFL and passing the assessment feels a bit overwhelming at times, it is definitely doable. The only reason I did not give 5 stars is how things are bifurcated between pre and post assessment. I understand how they want people to be focused on passing the assessment and doing plans the PFL way, but its difficult to get the full picture and start setting up your business and get the tools you need lined up when you aren't given access to all the information. I also feel like most business coaches are remote and in different time zones that don't cater well to west-coast participants which can mean finding time on the calendar that actually doesn't interfere with your time blocked calendar difficult.

I’ve had a very positive experience with New Law Business Model and the Personal Family Lawyer® systems. The model itself is top-notch — thoughtfully designed, values-driven, and incredibly comprehensive. The training is practical and relevant, the support team is responsive, and the attorney community is extremely collaborative and generous. I genuinely feel equipped to build a modern, client-centered estate planning practice because of the systems they’ve created and the generosity of the community. I also appreciate that the organization listens. They actively seek feedback and make real efforts to respond to what the community needs, which says a lot about their leadership and long-term vision. Like many innovative companies, they’ve taken ambitious steps to develop new technology intended to replace multiple outside platforms. While the vision is strong, that product rollout appears to still be evolving, and I’m hopeful to see continued refinement there. Overall, I’m really happy with NLBM and believe that this has been a meaningful investment in my firm, and I value being part of a community that is committed to serving families well and continually improving.

New Law Business Model made it possible to make a substantial pivot to estate planning midway through my career. The organization provided me with the education, mentoring and structure needed to learn a new area of the law while in my previous job, open my own firm, and start to develop a book of business. You can tell that NLBM representatives really care about your success. I am not in a season of life for which owning my own business makes sense for me at the moment but I would continue to be with NLBM otherwise.

They helped me get my act together and the model really works if you work it! I never dreamed people would pay that much for their estate planning and I stand corrected! They will and they do every day if you learn your content and take the training. I practiced 30 years before I started the model but we are making more now than ever before and it does work! Thanks for getting me started on the trust planning model!

It's user friendly and looks contemporary. I'm still learning to navigate through the contents.

Very good program: excellent service, training and coaching ;but it is an overwhelming amount of information. It is quite expensive and for me (and others I hear) takes a lot longer to absorb and begin doing than intial promotional material would suggest, especially if still conducting other work.

NLBM is really great! Very comprehensive and I love how there is initially a deep focus on mindset, money, and time so that you can get yourself organized before you dive in to the substantive material. The only thing I found a little disappointing was that the "Money and Mindset" and "Mastering Client Engagement" webinar calls often focused on seriously struggling individuals, leaving others like myself waiting for the "therapy session" to end. I understand that the intent is for us to learn from each other, but it seemed like some of those discussions would have been more appropriate one-on-one offline.