What happens to your clients if you can't practise?

By-Law 7.1 requires a client contingency plan. But the LSO requirement only protects your clients — not you, not your income, not the practice you've spent years building. A real continuity plan goes further. It maps every absence scenario, puts the operational infrastructure in place to make it work, and identifies the financial gaps that need to be closed to fund it.

What happens to your income if you can't practise?

Your continuity plan doesn't pay your mortgage. If you were off work for six months — or couldn't come back at all — could your family keep going? Most lawyers assume the answer is yes until they do the math. We design the personal financial strategy that closes the gap.

Is your practice built to survive without you?

A continuity plan without money to deploy in an emergency is just a document. We put the financial frameworks in place that address the firm’s overhead and keep the practice viable during an absence. It’s the difference between starting over and having a practice to come back to.

Your professional corporation should be building wealth.

Most lawyers use their PC for the basics. But a professional corporation offers significantly more than most lawyers realize — and the window to take full advantage of it is open for a limited time. This is where the planning work shifts from protection to wealth building.