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Education: Certification or Associate’s (or Bachelor’s) Degree in Paralegal Studies preferredExperience: 2-5 years as paralegal. HES2024 Additional Information / Benefits “Work today, get paid today.
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RESPONSIBILITIES: Under the direction of the Dean, the School of Business and Technology is soliciting diverse applications for a full-time, tenure-track Assistant Professor in Paralegal studies.
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The Paralegal/Senior Paralegal will manage and support various corporate governance initiatives for Fairview Health Services and its subsidiaries in cooperation with the Executive Assistant to the CEO/Board, CEO and CAO.
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Our client is currently seeking a highly skilled and detail-oriented Probate Paralegal to join their legal team. As a Probate Paralegal, you will play a crucial role in assisting the attorneys with all aspects of probate law.
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OVERVIEW OF ROLE:The Paralegal Specialist provides legal and administrative support to the Division of Hearings including the Deputy General Counsel/Hearings Manager, the hearings officers, and the Division’s adjudicatory process.
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Job Title: Estate Planning ParalegalJob Summary: As an Estate Planning Paralegal, you will play a vital role in supporting attorneys in the estate planning process. Seeking estate planning paralegal to join our New Jersey Office.
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Seeking estate planning paralegal to join our New York Offices. Prior experience working as a paralegal in estate planning or probate administration preferred. Qualifications: Bachelor's degree or associate degree in paralegal studies, legal studies, or related field preferred.
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College degree and/or paralegal certificate and two plus years of experience preferred. We will consider a JD/paralegal candidate as well. Paralegal certificate from an accredited program is a plus.
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Purpose The Senior Paralegal assists the Staff Attorney in the preparation of the immigration case files including compiling application packets in an accurate fashion by completing required accompanying documents.
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The position is eligible for overtime compensation for all hours worked over 40 in the designated workweekJob TypeUnclassifiedDepartmentCounty AttorneyAbout the PositionAs a Paralegal within the Appeals, Election Law, Public Records, & Tax Practice Group of the Civil Services Division, your primary focus involves processing public records requests for the Maricopa County Attorney and county clients, including the review and redaction of audio/visual records.
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LHH Recruitment Solutions is currently recruiting a Estate Planning Paralegal for a boutique transactional law firm client in Charlotte, NC. This group is looking for someone who is excited to work with and grow in a busy and productive team.
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The Paralegal will report to the Vice President and Deputy General Counsel and will provide general paralegal and administrative support for all attorneys in the Legal Department (currently five lawyers.
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Job Summary: As an Estate Planning Paralegal, you will play a vital role in supporting attorneys in the estate planning process. Job Title: Estate Planning Paralegal. Bachelor's degree or associate degree in paralegal studies, legal studies, or related field preferred.
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Probate and Trust Administration: Assist in administering probate estates and trusts, including preparing court filings, communicating with beneficiaries, and coordinating asset transfers. Responsible for handling all phases of estate planning, including preparation and drafting of documents, preparing deeds and beneficiary designation forms.
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The Real Estate Paralegal is responsible for assisting with all aspects of the development process for complex multi-family, mixed-use, commercial, and assisted living projects from initial concept through start of construction.
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