Career Opportunities
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Probate is often
Part-time Attorney
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Minimum qualifications include:
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Juris Doctor degree from an accredited law school.
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Admission to the Bar in the relevant jurisdiction(s) where the law firm operates.
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Satisfactory references.
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At least __ years of experience practicing law, with a focus on probate and estate planning.
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Demonstrated success in handling and managing legal cases independently.
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In-depth knowledge of estate planning laws, regulations, and procedures.
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Experience drafting wills, trusts, advance directives, powers of attorney, and other estate planning documents.
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Excellent communication skills to explain complex legal concepts and documents clearly to clients.
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The ability to actively listen to clients' concerns and goals and tailor estate plans accordingly.
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Employment type:
Freelance Attorney: An attorney who works independently on a project-by-project basis, often for different clients or law firms.
Contract Attorney: An attorney who is hired for a specific period or project by a law firm or organization, typically on a temporary basis.
Consulting Attorney: An attorney who provides legal advice and services to clients on a part-time or project-based arrangement.
Flexible Schedule Attorney: An attorney who has a non-traditional work arrangement and does not follow a standard 9-to-5 schedule.
Adjunct Attorney: An attorney who works part-time or on a temporary basis with a law firm or legal department.
Limited Hours Attorney: An attorney who works fewer hours than the standard full-time schedule.
Remote Attorney: An attorney who primarily works from a location other than the main office, often with flexible hours.
Independent Contractor Attorney: Similar to a freelance attorney, an independent contractor attorney provides services on a contract basis.
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Other positions:
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