What we all want to know is what de heck she did with over a million bucks. Somehow, I don’t think it was worth all this.

Tips:

1. Even though I am sure you did the whole “change of address” deal with the post office, make sure someone checks your old office for mail for, at least, the next six to nine months. I found that time-sensitive documents sometimes slipped through the cracks and ended up at our old office without us noticing until we were notified by the Court or adversary or client, etc.

2. Check AGAIN to make absolutely sure EVERYONE (adversaries, clients, prospects, courts, affiliates, etc.) all have your new address, phone and fax, because you don’t know how efficient their staff is about updating their records. I learned the hard way that not everyone is as meticulous as you need them to be when it comes to this sort of stuff. And, sometimes, people just forget to do, b/c they’re just simply busy and get sidetracked.

Good luck and congrats on your new digs!