Advance Your Career in Family Law with Atticus Family Law, S.C. Atticus Family Law, S.C. is seeking dedicated family law attorneys who want to build a meaningful career in a firm that values expertise, growth, and impact. We offer more than just a position—we provide a career path where you can thrive. Our team is built on collaboration, respect, and a commitment to excellence, ensuring our attorneys are empowered to guide clients through complex family law matters with skill and compassion. Why Atticus Family Law? Since 2004, we have believed that when our team is supported, clients receive the best possible outcomes. We foster an environment where attorneys, paralegals, and staff feel valued and equipped for success—professionally and personally. At Atticus Family Law, you’ll find a workplace that encourages long-term commitment and career fulfillment. Whether you’re looking for purpose, balance, or professional growth, we invite you to join us. If you know an outstanding family law attorney, we welcome referrals as well. What We Stand For • Service to Others – We approach every case with empathy, care, and dedication, advocating for clients’ best interests. • Excellence in Fundamentals – We take pride in our work, hold ourselves accountable, and deliver with precision. • Integrity & Trust – Ethical, consistent efforts guide our actions and decisions. • Mastery & Drive – We exceed expectations with strong systems, persistence, and a passion for achieving the best results. • Strategic Problem-Solving – We use insight, agility, and legal expertise to navigate challenges effectively. Why Join Atticus Family Law? • A supportive and collaborative team environment • Professional development opportunities to advance your career • Meaningful work that allows you to make a real impact in clients’ lives • A firm culture that values work-life balance and long-term success If you’re ready to take the next step in your career, apply today and explore what’s possible at Atticus Family Law, S.C. Responsibilities: Our ideal candidate possesses over 2 years of experience in family law and is knowledgeable about Minnesota procedures. The candidate must demonstrate strong attention to detail and excellent follow-up skills. Responsibilities include but are not limited to: • Preparing motions, affidavits, legal arguments, testimony, and trial briefs • Conducting thorough preparations for hearings • Consulting with clients to strategize on cases • Communicating with opposing parties, courts, and relevant stakeholders • Conducting comprehensive legal research to identify and apply pertinent case law, statutes, and judicial decisions • Investigating the facts surrounding cases • Reviewing and staying updated on new laws and regulations • Drafting substantive correspondence • Reviewing and approving documents prepared by paralegals Qualifications: • 2+ years’ experience in family law • Admitted to Minnesota Bar • Expresses sensitivity to others – can make clients feel comfortable sharing personal information relating to their cases • Excellent attention to detail and accuracy • Open-minded and willing to learn • Excellent communication skills both verbal and written • Can quickly adapt to changing deadlines • Ability to manage many cases at one time • Technologically savvy • Extensive use of Microsoft Office products Compensation: $108,200 yearly

• Our ideal candidate possesses over 2 years of experience in family law and is knowledgeable about Minnesota procedures. The candidate must demonstrate strong attention to detail and excellent follow-up skills.Responsibilities include but are not limited to: • Preparing motions, affidavits, legal arguments, testimony, and trial briefs • Conducting thorough preparations for hearings • Consulting with clients to strategize on cases • Communicating with opposing parties, courts, and relevant stakeholders • Conducting comprehensive legal research to identify and apply pertinent case law, statutes, and judicial decisions • Investigating the facts surrounding cases • Reviewing and staying updated on new laws and regulations • Drafting substantive correspondence • Reviewing and approving documents prepared by paralegals