73 percent of law firms do not have a succession plan
Lawyers are, on average, only 38 percent effective when it comes to business systems and continuity
That means most firms are:
Overdependent on the owner
Unprepared for retirement, burnout, or disruption
One emergency away from chaos for clients, staff, and family
Succession planning isn’t a “later” problem.
It’s a now problem that compounds over time.
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Family Law
Texas
A small-firm owner wanted to reduce workload without fully stepping away. Mavacy created a partial buy-in arrangement that increased operational support while preserving the attorney’s role.
Revenue grew, caseload pressure eased, and the attorney gained more personal time.
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Disclaimer: This calculator provides a general range based on industry benchmarks commonly used in law firm M&A transactions. It is intended for informational purposes only and does not constitute a formal appraisal, business valuation opinion, or legal or financial advice. Actual market value will vary based on practice area, geography, client concentration, recurring revenue, lease obligations, staff retention, and other firm-specific factors.