Family First Life operates in the life insurance MLM niche.

The company was founded in 2013. A corporate address in Connecticut is provided.

Heading up Family First Life is CEO and President Shawn Meaike.

As per Meaike’s LinkedIn profile;

After I graduated with my Masters Degree I obtained a job with the state of CT as a social worker and I also obtained a real estate license to supplement my income.

For 15 years I worked two jobs to just keep my head above water.

When I was introduced to this opportunity, I was excited about one thing at first.

NAA had thousands of leads that we’re filled out and signed by clients that WANTED insurance and I got paid on average $550 for each person I helped.

In 2008 I worked part time with NAA and earned $296,000 in my first 12 months… I was FIRED up!!

I quit both my jobs and worked with NAA full time and the year after I earned $602,000.

This past year I 1099’d 1.4 million dollars.

I never dreamed about being a millionaire, I just wanted to help people and I was afraid to be broke.

Andy Albright the president and CEO of NAA personally mentored me and taught me how to follow the very simple system NAA has in place.

“NAA” is National Agents Alliance, another life insurance MLM.

While Maike’s LinkedIn profile might sound rosy, his split with NAA in 2013 was messy.

As alleged by NAA;

On December 12, 2013, Meaike notified NAA that he was terminating his employment.

NAA asserts that prior to Meaike ending his employment with NAA, Meaike formed FFL and actively recruited other agents employed by NAA to join FFL.

Later in December 2013 NAA’s parent company, Superior Performers, filed suit against Maike and several former NAA agents.

In their lawsuit, NAA alleged;

The solicitation of NAA’s agents was a violation of the Agent Agreements by each Defendant.

Upon information and belief, Meaike, (Marc) Meade, and (Bryant) Stone have also each violated the non-competition provisions in their Management Agreements.

Meade is a top Family First Life affiliate. I couldn’t find any current information on Bryant Stone.

NAA’s lawsuit against Meaike was lengthy, coming in at just under 400 filings.

The case was settled following mediation proceedings in January 2017.

In May 2014 NAA filed an additional trademark infringement lawsuit against Family First Life.

That case was dismissed relatively early on in February 2015.

Naturally it follows that Meaike’s time at NAA influenced the launch of Family First Life.

That said Meaike appears adamant in marketing presentations that he’s running the company his own way.

Read on for a full review of Family First Life’s MLM opportunity.

Family First Life’s Products

Family First Life market life insurance policies written by third-party carriers.

There is absolutely no specifics about life insurance policies anywhere on Family First Life’s website.

Instead Family First Life’s website is dedicated to marketing the company’s income opportunity.

Family First Life’s

🤖 Quick Answer

What is Family First Life's business model?
Family First Life operates as a multi-level marketing (MLM) company specializing in life insurance products. Founded in 2013 with headquarters in Connecticut, the company combines insurance sales with a compensation structure based on recruitment and downline commissions.

Who founded Family First Life?
Family First Life was established in 2013 and is led by CEO and President Shawn Meaike. Prior to this role, Meaike worked as a social worker and real estate agent in Connecticut before transitioning to the insurance and MLM sector.

What compensation structure does Family First Life offer?
According to company leadership statements, Family First Life provides "aggressive compensation" for agents. The structure reportedly includes direct commissions averaging $550 per insurance policy sold, plus additional income from recruitment-based downline commissions typical of MLM organizations.

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