Lawyer On Her Own Terms

<p>Lawyer On Her Own Terms</p><p>In this episode of the Wealthy Woman Lawyer® podcast, I welcome Kailey Jacomet, Founder of The Lifestyle Law Firm. Kailey has created a law career that fits around her priorities and her lifestyle, not others’ visions of what a lawyer’s life should be. Now she’s on a mission to help other women lawyers create a life and law practice that suits their most important priorities in life.</p><p>Kailey, the child of a lawyer mom, knew from a young age that she wanted to be a lawyer. She also wanted to be able to do for her children what her mother did for her: be fully present during those formative years. It took courage and creativity to leave her position as a government trial attorney and reconcile how she could create a firm that fit around her vision of motherhood… but she did it!</p><p>As a mom of two, Kailey now has a thriving solo IP practice. She works part-time and is present for her family in a way that feels aligned with her priorities and values. She’s also created a mentorship program to help other lawyers with similar goals.</p><p>Listen in as Kailey and I discuss…</p><p>• Ways to find non-mainstream legal careers<br>• What it was like taking the LSAT and interning in China and Thailand<br>• How Kailey pivoted in her law career after becoming a mother<br>• Major benefits of starting a virtual law firm and coaching business<br>• Overcoming fear and discomfort as an entrepreneur in the law industry, especially in a foreign country<br>• How to successfully launch a virtual IP law firm and mentorship program<br>• Time management tips and tools for stay-at-home mompreneurs<br>• Compare and Despair: The importance of getting clear on what YOU want in life<br>• Kailey’s advice for moms and women who want to pivot in their careers<br>• What you’ll gain from her upcoming Lawyer on Your Own Terms Training <br>• And much more!</p><p>We hope you enjoy this episode of the Wealthy Woman Lawyer® podcast. If you do, please leave us a review on iTunes or wherever you like to lis