During Heckerling week (January 12–16, 2026), we publish short daily briefs translating the most important themes into practical marketing and practice-development moves for estate planning and elder law firms.
No fluff. No theory. Just what to do next.
Get a 5-minute daily email translating Heckerling into clear marketing + intake actions for estate planning & elder law firms—plus a final wrap-up PDF for your team.
Free. Unsubscribe anytime. No spam.
Why Heckerling matters for estate planning & elder law firms in 2026
The way clients search for, evaluate, and choose an estate planning attorney is changing fast—especially with the rise of AI-driven search, instant answers, and trust signals that go far beyond traditional SEO.
The Heckerling Institute on Estate Planning is where many of these shifts surface first. But most firms don’t need technical legal theory—they need to understand what these changes mean for their website, messaging, intake, referrals, and visibility right now.
Our role is to translate Heckerling 2026 themes into clear, implementable growth priorities for small and mid-sized firms—so you can serve more families without adding chaos.
What’s included in the Heckerling Practice Growth Brief
Heckerling 2026 themes we’re translating into growth actions
We’re watching Heckerling through a practice-growth lens, with special focus on topics that impact visibility, trust, and demand for smaller firms:
What to do next: the simplest growth priorities emerging for 2026 (small-firm edition)
You’ll receive each brief by email every morning during Heckerling week.
Miss a day? The final PDF includes all five briefs.
Monday:
What “recent developments” mean for client messaging and website updates
Tuesday:
Collaboration & partnerships → referral growth without headaches
Wednesday:
Q&A → the questions that reveal what’s really happening in the market
Thursday:
AI, cybersecurity & ethics → practical implications for trust and visibility
Friday:
Forging ahead → the 2026 priorities we see emerging for small firms
About IMS Rocks (Integrity Marketing Solutions)
Established in 1995, we have been exclusively serving estate planning, elder law and probate firms with ethical, system-driving marketing for 30 years. Our mission is to help you enjoy an ever more profitable and enjoyable law firm serving families, businesses, and your community.
We focus on clarity, visibility, and implementation—not gimmicks.
The Heckerling Practice Growth Brief is a free daily email series published during Heckerling week that translates the most important conference themes into practical, business-focused takeaways for estate planning, elder law, and probate firms. Each brief focuses on what matters for running and growing a firm—not academic theory or technical session summaries.
This brief is designed for estate planning, elder law, and probate attorneys—especially small-to-mid-sized firm owners and managing partners who want actionable practice growth insights. Whether you’re a solo attorney or leading a growing team, the takeaways are geared toward real-world implementation.
No. This is not an official Heckerling publication and is not affiliated with the conference organizers. The Practice Growth Brief is an independent analysis focused on translating key themes into actionable marketing and practice development strategies for small and mid-sized firms.
You’ll receive one email per day during Heckerling week (January 12–16, 2026). Each email is short, practical, and designed to be read in a few minutes, with clear takeaways you can apply immediately.
You should still sign up. The Practice Growth Brief is built for attorneys who can’t attend every session—or aren’t attending in person at all—and want the “what matters most” takeaways without information overload. You’ll receive the same daily insights and the end-of-week wrap-up PDF.
After Heckerling week, we’ll send a wrap-up PDF that summarizes the biggest practical themes and “what to do next” implementation ideas. We may also share optional follow-up resources for firms that want help turning insights into action, but the Daily Brief signup is free and you can unsubscribe anytime.