Our busy law firm is growing and we are looking for talent that works hard to represent clients well. The prime candidate will work seamlessly with both senior partners as well as administrative staff in an effort to effectively serve clients. If you have excellent research and writing skills, can easily use today’s technology, and communicate effectively across all levels, we would love to connect! Responsibilities: • Complete legal research and prepare motions, pleadings, and briefs • Represent clients in court to argue motions during legal proceedings • Take responsibility for administrative staff relating to client invoicing/billing records, setting up meetings with clients and completing tasks • Counsel clients by assessing options and determining the best course of action for a successful outcome • Supervise administrative staff, paralegals, and law clerks • Draft revocable and irrevocable trusts, amendments to trusts, and review previously drafted client's trusts • Draft and Prepare necessary Probate pleadings for a Formal Administration, Summary Administration, or Ancillary Administration • Draft and Review last will and testament, power of attorneys, health care surrogate, and living wills • Advise and counsel clients on the difference between trust administration and probate administration Qualifications: • Strong knowledge of legal research programs such as Westlaw and Lexis products is required • Required Juris Doctorate (J.D.) degree from an accredited law school; representation of clients for at least 2 years a plus • Minimum 1-2 years’ experience working in a law firm environment • Ability to use Microsoft Office is required • Candidates must currently be a member of their local bar association - active member preferred • Must be licensed with the Florida Bar Association • Salary is based on experience and to the extent of a portable book of business • 5 Years of Estate Planning and Probate Administration Experience is Required Compensation: $120,000 - $220,000 yearly

• Draft revocable and irrevocable trusts, amendments to trusts, and review previously drafted client's trusts • Draft and Prepare necessary Probate pleadings for a Formal Administration, Summary Administration, or Ancillary Administration • Draft and Review last will and testament, power of attorneys, health care surrogate, and living wills • Advise and counsel clients on the difference between trust administration and probate administration