Traditional elder law planning is essential. LP5 makes it complete.
A five-pillar framework that connects your legal work to health, housing, financial, and family planning — so your clients’ plans hold up in real life, not just on paper.
You help clients protect assets, establish legal authority, and plan for incapacity. And you do it well. But you’ve likely seen this firsthand: even when the legal plan is solid, things still break down.
Because what your clients are dealing with isn’t just a legal problem. It’s a coordination problem. Their will, their 401k, and their insurance were never designed to work together — and no one is connecting them.
Four steps from training to a transformed practice
Becoming LP5 trained starts with experiencing the system yourself — then learning how to implement it for your clients.
A secure portal where clients store documents, set step-by-step instructions for the people who’ll act on their behalf, and share access with family — so when the time comes, the right people have what they need without confusion or conflict.
Documents aren’t locked in a safe. Agents have clear guidance. Family members aren’t left guessing. The plan works when it’s needed most — not just when it’s signed.
Because the most credible thing you can say to a client is that you’ve been through it yourself. The consumer workshop isn’t a formality — it’s where you build your own LifePlan, experience the framework firsthand, and develop the genuine understanding that makes your client conversations authentic rather than scripted. Attorneys who have done their own LP5 plan close more engagements and charge more confidently.
The process involves two components: the consumer LP5 workshop and a separate professionals intensive. The consumer workshop is 12 hours of comprehensive LifePlanning education. The professional intensive is an additional 4 hours focused on practice implementation. Both are designed to be completed without requiring extended time away from your practice.
The portal addresses a real problem clients already have — documents locked in safes, family members without access or guidance, plans that look good on paper but break down in practice. When framed correctly as part of a complete plan, adoption rates are strong. The fee is modest relative to what clients have already invested in their planning.
The affiliate model is structured around products that genuinely serve your clients’ interests — the portal improves plan execution, workshops improve financial literacy, workbooks are educational tools. You’re being compensated for expanding the quality of care your clients receive, not for steering them toward something that only benefits you.
LP5 layers onto your existing elder law or estate planning practice — it doesn’t replace it. Your core legal work stays the same. LP5 adds the coordinated planning framework around it, the Elder Counselor Clause Package upgrades your standard documents, and the professional intensive gives you a structured re-engagement system for your existing client base.
Revenue depends on your practice size, existing client base, and how actively you re-engage past clients. The free practice assessment gives you a conservative, personalized projection based on your real numbers. As a benchmark: an attorney with 100 active clients converting 20% to LP5 adds over $190,000 in immediate revenue, plus growing portal income over time.
More revenue. Better client outcomes. No heavy marketing required.