[billethkid]

Originally Posted by Grdmdb

Hi : Attorney in New York, but do not want to re take Fla exams. What would you suggest for a career change. Specialty has been estate planning. Txs
Sue G

Suspicious first post!!

Must be a boring day in NY or just a villager fishing for entertainment.

What kind of lawyer goes to a retirement community, anonymous web site for advice about leaving their profession?

[RayAmb]

Best post’s ever!,,,,,!

[KRMACK55]

Originally Posted by Grdmdb

Hi : Attorney in New York, but do not want to re take Fla exams. What would you suggest for a career change. Specialty has been estate planning. Txs
Sue G

Real estate everyone with a pulse here goes into real estate

[Lisanp@aol.com]

Originally Posted by Grdmdb

Hi : Attorney in New York, but do not want to re take Fla exams. What would you suggest for a career change. Specialty has been estate planning. Txs
Sue G

Why don’t you find a NY firm that will allow you to work remote in FL writing the wills, trusts and estates and doing client calls via phone or zoom? Clients can go to the office to notarize once all has been finalized in their documents. You won’t earn what you would as a NY attorney, but not sure money is motivating your move to FL. I may even know of such a firm. You could also look into starting an advisory firm to help people navigate the complex system of when/how to begin taking social security and Medicare options?

PS - don’t be discouraged - I believe that some make it their hobby to post obnoxious replies on this forum rather then actually leaving their homes to partake in the village lifestyle. Every person I have met in the reality villages world is lovely - here, not so much.

[Samcat13]

Originally Posted by Grdmdb

Hi : Attorney in New York, but do not want to re take Fla exams. What would you suggest for a career change. Specialty has been estate planning. Txs
Sue G

You are over qualified for most jobs here in the villages.

[davem4616]

Originally Posted by Grdmdb

Hi : Attorney in New York, but do not want to re take Fla exams. What would you suggest for a career change. Specialty has been estate planning. Txs
Sue G

become a lion trainer

now that Siegfried and Roy are no longer doing shows in Vegas that venue's wide open

Originally Posted by Grdmdb

Hi : Attorney in New York, but do not want to re take Fla exams. What would you suggest for a career change. Specialty has been estate planning. Txs
Sue G

Paralegal, taxes, financial advisor not exactly a complete career change though.

[La lamy]

Physio/trainer. Lots of rehab needed in TV.

[Jacob85]

I think Florida hires attorneys for mediations so I would check into that and the requirements. If you decide to volunteer Seniors V Crime is a project of the attorney generals office and is located in the Sumter county sherifs annex - phone- 352-689-4600 extension 4606. Bryan is the manager. Good luck

[Jacob85]

There is also, a book called “what color is your parachute” which is good at helping you find new ideas for carrier change

[Marty94]

I guess you have to determine if you need to work. If not, then I find volunteering very fulfilling and there are numerous opportunities.

[jarodrig]

While filling up my car at Walmart, the pump video display said “Walmart now hiring” !!!

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by Grdmdb

Hi : Attorney in New York, but do not want to re take Fla exams. What would you suggest for a career change. Specialty has been estate planning. Txs
Sue G

Used car sales person?

[Becca9800]

Originally Posted by Grdmdb

Hi : Attorney in New York, but do not want to re take Fla exams. What would you suggest for a career change. Specialty has been estate planning. Txs
Sue G

Hi Sue! Perhaps a position at a mental health facility? As you can see, there's a lot of wretched, old curmudgeons on this string. You'd absolutely have job security!

Seriously now, I love the idea of working remotely for you. No need to learn new skills, unless you want to that is. I recently "retired" and began working remotely for a med mal defense attorney. Absolutely love it. I don't have to get dressed, or drive to the office. I simply log into my computer and go to work. I can work whenever I want, last night I put a couple hours in from 10-1:30 bc I couldn't sleep. THE best part though, I'm free to travel back and forth from TV to my up north home, I can work from anywhere. Perhaps put your feelers out to firms in NY, I have to think there's something out there for you. Working remotely is one of the perks of Covid and it's here to stay. Best wishes to you!

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by Becca9800

Hi Sue! Perhaps a position at a mental health facility? As you can see, there's a lot of wretched, old curmudgeons on this string. You'd absolutely have job security!

Seriously now, I love the idea of working remotely for you. No need to learn new skills, unless you want to that is. I recently "retired" and began working remotely for a med mal defense attorney. Absolutely love it. I don't have to get dressed, or drive to the office. I simply log into my computer and go to work. I can work whenever I want, last night I put a couple hours in from 10-1:30 bc I couldn't sleep. THE best part though, I'm free to travel back and forth from TV to my up north home, I can work from anywhere. Perhaps put your feelers out to firms in NY, I have to think there's something out there for you. Working remotely is one of the perks of Covid and it's here to stay. Best wishes to you!

Wretched old curmudgeons? Do you really think this is a real post?