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• California, 2001

• Orange County Trial Lawyers California Association of Consumer Attorneys

• Catholic University of America, Columbus School of Law, Washington, District of Columbia, May, 2001J.D.Honors: cum laude

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I am about to be a Government Sophomore at UT Austin and I just read an article about how several law firms around the nation are getting rid of hourly billing and how this change has come about. I have always had a fundamental interest in law and would like to become a lawyer in the future. But I was wondering about what lawyers in the future should expect. Does it get easier along the way. Aside from personal experiences, is it a relatively enjoyable career. With this change in some law firms, is it still an expectation to make a good living?. Thank you for all of your answers. This has quite possibly ruined my night. I was so naive to think through the years that lawyers have it easy and that money is just shoved down their throats for easy work, but this has shown me the actuality of the situation. I always thought that my career choice would lead me to enjoy financial security from the beginning but im starting to think otherwise. I think ive decided not to graduate college early at this moment right here. It seems that the real world is too brutal and that college is the protective shell that I need right now. Hopefully I will end up with the job that gives me everything I need but i guess law will not do that for me. And it is a shame. All of these years I thought I knew exactly what I wanted to do. I guess not. Thank you.

In California, if one took classes in business or real estate law, accounting or economics, he/she could get a credit for that. Check with the department of real estate and see if that's the case in your state. I have a strong feeling it is. Good luck. If you are planning to sell Real Estate, remember, every extra license carries extra liability. Many people make a false assumption that having a Broker's license makes them more "marketable".

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roughly $500,000. The difference would be the taxes saved, during the accumulation/funding phase, and the taxes paid, during the distribution phase. We'll assume an average tax rate of 20%, to keep it simple.. . Distributions. In retirement the taxpayer elects to take 5% withdrawals ($25,000) each year. The Roth distributions are tax free, netting the taxpayer $25,000. The traditional distributions are taxable to the tune of 20%, netting the taxpayer $20,000. So far, the Roth is superior, but not so fast.. . Accumulation/funding. No current tax savings while funding a Roth. The contributions to the Traditional saved the taxpayer $1,000 each year in current income tax ($5,000 x 20%). IF this amount were saved each year at 7% for 30 years you'd wind up with roughly $100,000. The taxpayer takes a 5% distribution ($5,000) from this new nest egg each year, netting him $4,000, because he'd pay $1,000 tax (5k x 20%) on the distribution.. . So the Roth nets him 25k, and the Traditional 24k. In addition, there'd be some taxes to pay while his tax savings of $1,000/year grew to $100k.. . Real world: Why the Roth is superior. In my experience, the tax savings is RARELY put aside each year, and simply falls thru the cracks. In other words, this extra nest egg from tax savings will never come to be.

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