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Raleigh, NC, United States
Family Law Associate Attorney
Attorney
Company Review
1-8 yrs required
Full-time
No
Raleigh office of our client seeks a family law associate attorney with 1-3 years of experience. The candidate will handle cases from inception through trial. Will conduct informative initial consultations. Meet and communicate with clients throughout the matter. Devise and communicate strategies. Draft, finalize and customize pleadings, discovery, and other legal documents. Supervise and delegate work to paralegals and other team members. Participate in firm meetings and care about the growth and development of the firm. Prepare for and attend court hearings, mediations, and depositions. Communicate with opposing counsel, court personnel, and others in a professional and respectful manner while advocating for clients. Deliver excellent customer service. Able to practice family law from a modern approach. Comfortable with handling a high volume of cases. Should have a working knowledge of North Carolina family law as it relates to initiating and finalizing divorces, alimony, child support, child custody, and equitable distribution. Microsoft Word and MS Office 365, including Outlook, Word, and Excel essential. Experience with family law and a willingness to remain in this area of practice, the desire to become certified as an NC Specialist in Family Law is a plus. Comprehensive knowledge of NC Family Law (Chapter 50), the NC Rules of Civil Procedure, and the NC Rules of Evidence are essential. Working knowledge of Local Rules for Family Court in Wake and Durham Counties is a plus. Must be licensed to practice law in North Carolina.
Legal
Feb 29, 2024
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