I am an law student, former paralegal and entrepreneur with a passion for personal finance, business, and, of course, the law.
I started this website as a resource for anyone in their lawyering journey – whether they are pre-law, in law school, or they have been practicing for 20 years – to take control of their finances, their mental health, and their careers. I hope by documenting my path to a financially independent and mentally well attorney, you can see that if I can do it, so can you!
"A FIRE Esquire is an attorney or aspiring attorney who strives to achieve excellence in all aspects of his or her life and career. Be(com)ing a great attorney means taking care of yourself, your finances, and your career."
In this post, we’ll explore the significance of Debt to Income Ratio for lawyers and law students, how it is calculated, its ideal value, its impact, and tips for improving it. Managing debt is crucial for lawyers and law students,
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, current and immediately incoming law students shifted to online law school. I’ve not-so-affectionately called this phenomenon “Zoom School of Law” because most law schools offered all of their courses and resources through the
Are You Trying To Make Money During Law School? These are tips and tricks for pre-law students, 1Ls, 2Ls, and 3Ls on money-making during school.
Hola! I'm a law student based in DC embarking on the utterly crazy journey of becoming a first-generation attorney during a pandemic, hyperinflation, and the excessive costs of legal education. I'm sharing all I learn along the way while blogging about personal finance, mental wellness, and other shenanigans.
