Episode 31 - When to Use Credit to Take On Debt and When Not To

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Episode 31:

When To Use Credit To Take On Debt And When Not To

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Show Notes:

Credit often gets a bad wrap, but can actually be an asset when it comes to growing your law firm.

The problem is many still remain in the dark when it comes to leveraging credit to scale their law business.

Many law firm owners are often incredibly uncertain about the best ways to maximize credit or if you should even take on debt to grow your law practice in the first place.

In this week’s episode of the Ultimate Attorney Podcast, we’ll cover the steps that you can take to maximize your credit score, improve your chances of getting a business loan or line of credit, and teach you why separating your business credit from personal credit is highly advisable.

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About The Ultimate Attorney Podcast:

The Ultimate Attorney Podcast was specifically created to help small to mid-size law firms unlock their ultimate potential by providing invaluable information and resources to help you improve your income, management, marketing and the operations inside of your law firm.

Draye Redfern

Draye is also the founder of UltimateAttorney.com which helps Attorneys go from “Surviving” to “Thriving” in their business. In addition, Draye helps to provide insurance solutions to more than 8,600 law firms across the United States annually.

Alexis Katz

Alexis graduated first in her class from Georgetown Law in 1999, and after working for three years as an associate at Munger, Tolles, and Olson, she started her law practice. Alexis built her solo law practice from scratch into a million dollar a year revenue generating law practice in just three years by creating a revolutionary New Law Business Model that she now teaches to other lawyers.