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And Now, For Something Completely Different

By Stephanie Kimbro | October 12, 2015 | Delivering Legal Services Online, Technology, Uncategorized, Virtual practice | 13 Comments

A few years ago I told a friend and colleague that one day I would post this Monty Python reference on my social media accounts and that’s how they’d know I’d stepped away from the legal profession: “And now, for something completely different.” I didn’t know at the time when I would be posting this, but I […] ...READ MORE

Slides: Class from Law Practice Tech & Management Course

By Stephanie Kimbro | March 26, 2014 | Uncategorized | Leave a Comment

Below is a sample of the slides from a live session that expanded on the topic of how to choose technology for your law firm. I wanted the students to know what an API was and how that might affect their selection, as well as how to look for the value of investing in a technology tool. ...READ MORE

Three Years into My Virtual Law Practice

By Stephanie Kimbro | February 2, 2009 | Cloud Computing, Practice Management, Unbundling - Limited Scope, Uncategorized, Virtual practice | 1 Comment

I’ve been preparing materials to teach a course on virtual law practice for Solo Practice University (SPU). Lawyers USA just published an article about SPU here. I hope some of my blog readers will join me for the virtual law practice course. One of the topics I’m covering at the beginning of the course has to do […] ...READ MORE

Interest in Virtual Law Practice Spreading Across the States

By Stephanie Kimbro | August 22, 2008 | Uncategorized | Leave a Comment

Over the past month, I’ve heard from several attorneys who will be opening their own web-based virtual law practices. The following states are on board now: SC, IL, VA, AK, GA, TX, MD, TN and KY. Some attorneys are still in the process of speaking with their state bars about providing unbundled legal services. One […] ...READ MORE

How Does a VLO Fit In With the Paperless Law Office Tech Trends?

By Stephanie Kimbro | June 26, 2008 | Uncategorized | Leave a Comment

This is an excerpt from a post I made on the VLOTech website explaining how a virtual law office (VLO) fits into the trend of attorneys using technology to create more paperless law offices. As more of VLOTech’s clients go live with VLOs across the nation, the examples of virtual law practices will be clear. […] ...READ MORE

Screenshots of VLOTech Client Side

By Stephanie Kimbro | June 10, 2008 | Uncategorized | Leave a Comment

I posted the manual for the client side of the VLOTech software on the VLOTech blog here. I am excited to share the new format with my own online clients. The software has everything that I have been using to practice law online for the past couple years at my own virtual law practice, but […] ...READ MORE

New Website/Blog Complete

By Stephanie Kimbro | April 7, 2008 | Uncategorized | Leave a Comment

The new VLOTech website designed by G2WebMedia is online. Regular updates on the Company and VLOTech software and services will be provided to interested clients on the new website rather than by email. I will continue to blog here about my own experience with a virtual law practice and contribute to the VLOTech blog regarding […] ...READ MORE

March Update on VLOTech and my Virtual Law Practice

By Stephanie Kimbro | March 17, 2008 | Uncategorized | Leave a Comment

Sheryl Sisk Schelin, author of The Inspired Solo, invited me to write a guest post for her blog this week. Thank you to Sheryl for the opportunity to share my virtual practice with her readers! In other news, VLOTech is having its website professionally designed by G2 Web Media which is owned by Grant Griffiths […] ...READ MORE

Changes to State Tax Provisions Effecting Estate Tax Filing Timelines

By Stephanie Kimbro | July 4, 2006 | Uncategorized | Leave a Comment

Effective July 1, 2006, the North Carolina General Assembly enacted this House Bill 1892, Session Law 2006-18, in an attempt to conform several state tax provisions to federal tax law. Of importance to estate law practitioners, the time required for a personal representative to file an estate tax return after he or she has been […] ...READ MORE

Slow but steady…

By Stephanie Kimbro | June 1, 2006 | eLawyering, Uncategorized, Virtual practice | Leave a Comment

The payment and “ask an attorney” function of the website is still in the process of beta testing. We are trying so hard to make sure that everything is in compliance with the NC Bar and also easy to understand and use for the clients. Therefore, we are taking our time to make sure the […] ...READ MORE