LawAccounting vs TrustBooks in 2026: When a Trust-Only Tool Stops Being Enough for a Growing Law Firm

TrustBooks does one job — trust accounting — and does it in a way solos genuinely like. But a trust-only tool means your trust ledger, your general ledger, and your matters live in three places. Here is an honest look at where the single-purpose approach works, where it stops scaling, and what changes when trust accounting is a module rather than a product.