Attorney Coaching & Consulting

Working IN Your Business – Unbundled Services Coaching

The Law Shop recommends first attending a Workshop to learn the basics on unbundling your legal practice prior to engaging in one on one or group coaching sessions. This will lay the foundation for you and your practice and will make for more pointed and productive coaching sessions. Once you’ve attended a workshop, if you would like additional direction on the “how-to’s” of implementing unbundled services into your practice, one on one or small group virtual or in person coaching sessions are available with Amy and/or Andrea. Please click here to inquire about Amy and Andrea’s availability for coaching and consulting on unbundling your legal practice.

Working ON Your Business – Business Consulting

In order to run a successful unbundled law practice, Amy and Andrea had to shift their thinking from the traditional law firm business model. They went from two solo attorneys to a firm of five attorneys and 3 staff members within three years. This meant they had to adapt their office systems and increase efficiency quickly. They manage employees by creating and protecting their very wholesome, family environment. They onboard new Shop attorneys on a commission arrangement that creates flexibility and profitability for all. If you are interested in up-leveling your law practice and increasing your own personal happiness, inquire today about TLS one on one or small group business consulting sessions.

I was very nervous and in foreign territory when looking for a divorce lawyer, but when I stepped into The Law Shop and met with Andrea, I felt immediately at ease. I didn't need to spend thousands of dollars for my divorce, they offered a documents only/flat rate option which is all I needed. Andrea took great care of me throughout the whole process and I felt like a priority. In the end, what I thought was going to be a nightmare, was a great experience. I would recommend The Law Shop to anyone going through a divorce. - Allie

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"We contacted The Law Shop after a referral from a friend. We were looking for a slight modification. The Law Shop worked well for our needs, and we are very pleased. We will definitely call them again if needed." – Respectfully, Ryan & Mary

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“Amy has been a great volunteer for Y Camp, earning our Volunteer of the Year Award first in 2012 and then again with her husband Erik in 2014. She will be Y Camp’s first female Board Chairperson, having already served as Vice Chairperson and Chair of the Property Committee. She also organized a great community event fundraiser for camp. Amy has been and continues to be one of our best volunteers, she truly cares about serving others!” ~David Sherry, Executive Director, Des Moines YMCA Camp

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“In working with Amy in my Collaborative divorce was needless to say a pleasure. Although divorces are one of the most depressing things to go through in life, it also happens. The thing to remember in any case such as divorce, sickness and death, each person needs to realize they will have to go through it. Surround yourself with good people, your ideals need to match your tools going into anything. As a multi business owner, I too find the hammer that fits the hand. Amy and her team worked due diligently on all aspects from beginning to end. No matter how much a person feels the process is un-fair or un-just, this team will make sure it is. The emotional support is unbelievable, when you feel lost, Amy will find you and put you on the right path. This is not common amongst the other attorneys I’ve worked with on a daily basis. I have found a great friend that has stuck with me all the way through and yet years after on clarification of what happened. The best thing you will ever take from this is these words I carry with me today ‘this won’t last forever’ ‘the way you feel today will be a memory’ Take these words and live by them because Amy and her team truly understand what each of us is going through.” – Jeremiah

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