Estate planning law firms are facing increasing pressure in 2026. Client demand is rising, documents are becoming more complex, and attorneys are expected to deliver faster turnaround times, often at flat fees. At the same time, hiring and retaining skilled in-house staff has become more expensive and time-consuming. To stay competitive, many estate planning firms are turning to outsourced paralegal services. Outsourcing allows attorneys to delegate time-intensive, non-legal tasks while maintaining full control over legal strategy and client advice. When done correctly, outsourcing improves efficiency, reduces overhead, and allows attorneys to focus on what they do best: practicing law. Why…