Money Matters: Managing Finances to Support Attorney Well-Being

Financial stress is one of the leading contributors to attorney burnout, mental health challenges, and career dissatisfaction. While legal professionals are well-versed in managing complex legal issues, many struggle with managing their personal finances. This program aims to address this gap by equipping attorneys with the tools and knowledge necessary to manage their money effectively, thereby reducing stress and improving overall well-being. Participants will gain actionable strategies to better understand and take control of their finances, enabling them to use money as a tool for achieving personal and professional balance.

This program emphasizes the critical link between financial health and attorney well-being, providing a foundation for a healthier, more balanced legal career.

Learning Objectives:

1. Identify the connection between financial stress and its impact on attorney well-being, including mental health and professional performance
2. Analyze common financial challenges faced by legal professionals, such as student loan debt, budgeting, and planning for future financial goals
3. Implement practical strategies for managing personal finances, including budgeting, debt management, and savings techniques tailored for attorneys
4. Evaluate how proactive money management can alleviate stress and support overall well-being, including strategies for preventing financial overwhelm
5. Apply learned tools to create a personalized financial plan that supports long-term stability and professional satisfaction