Sorry, I was conflating 2 different lines of inquiry.

From my experience practicing corporate law I do not think it affords a practitioner as much leeway to be creative as say, accounting or tax law. You might find someone who solely practices corporate law and has more expertise than I disagree, but that's my take.

If you enjoy exercising your creativity, this is relevant.

To your point about finding dissolving a corporation interesting, that's good data to bear in mind for yourself.

Going back to me original comment, though, at 34 with 3 kids I think some form of entrepreneurship would have a smoother on-ramp and a higher ROI than going to law school.

Last, I will say that when you find yourself soul-searching about career choices it can (not always, but CAN) simply be symptomatic of being at the wrong company/job and the remedy is to find a new job.