Retirement Planning

Make your retirement relaxing and relevant

The concept of retirement has changed dramatically from when "the greatest generation" stopped working. No longer is the only question "How much money will I need?" You need to ask yourself: How long until all that leisure time becomes boring? What if I want to do something that keeps me active, challenged, and creative?

In other words, how do you stay relevant to the community, your family and friends, and, above all, yourself? It's something you need to think about. Yogi Berra said it best: "The future ain't what it used to be."

Whether you want to retire relatively soon or sometime down the road, it's never too early to begin planning your future. If you take charge now and begin the process of creating the retirement you really want, you'll have the best chance of living that dream. Now is the time to be thinking about:

• When should I retire?
• Should I go "of counsel?"
• Can I sell my practice?
• Is it too late for an alternative career?
• Is now the time to give back?

"I've successfully practiced law for more than 40 years. I started to work with Roy about a year before I wanted to decide to either retire, slow down or change the focus of my practice. At that time, I really wasn't sure what I was going to do or what would remain of my law firm. Roy was able to get me focused on considering my options, and more importantly, realistically assess whether those options would satisfy my desires. He also provided great insight about handling the changes that would likely arise with the other lawyers and staff."
- Senior partner, small St. Paul law firm

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