NickScarfo wrote:
Anonymous wrote:You don’t want to practice law, it seems.
Regardless of your nest egg, I would advise working for a few years anyway, since you are not feeling driven to go to law school.
You can always go to law school when you are older, especially since you won’t have to take out debt.
I inherited seven million dollars recently and am a lawyer. If I knew that was going to be my situation, I probably would have tried to get a job in finance, private wealth management etc after college, gone to law school and taken lots of trust and estate classes, and then gone into estate law.
But I’m a nerd who likes law.
Lots of great jobs out there that don’t require a law degree.
Why do you feel you would need an education in wealth mgmt/T&E to handle a windfall? I had a great lawyer, CPA, and now, an RIA, handle estate matters.
My question only related to law school from a financial POV.