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Our expanding law firm is looking for an experienced probate, trust & estate planning attorney to work full-time and remotely. Required: At least 3 years of working experience in a law firm where the majority of time was spent on probate/trust administration and estate planning.
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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 York Offices.
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By clicking 'Submit' you are agreeing to JobTracks' Job Title: Estate Planning/Probate AttorneyJob Summary: An Estate Planning/Probate Attorney is a legal professional specializing in helping individuals and families plan for the distribution of their assets and navigate the legal process of probate and estate administration.
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You will have a probate paralegal to draft forms, prepare accountings, communicate with financial institutions, real estate agents, etc., and file things with the courts. estate planning attorney.
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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. Prior experience working as a paralegal in estate planning or probate administration preferred.
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Responsible for handling all phases of estate planning, including preparation and drafting of documents, preparing deeds and beneficiary designation forms. Estate Planning Analysis: Assist attorneys in analyzing clients' financial situations, family dynamics, and estate planning goals.
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Seeking estate planning paralegal to join our New Jersey Office. Legal Research: Conduct legal research on estate planning issues, tax implications, and related matters. Document Management: Organize and maintain client files, documents, and records related to estate planning matters.
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You will assist in drafting estate planning documents, organizing client information, and managing administrative tasks related to estate administration. Document Preparation: Draft estate planning documents, including wills, trusts, powers of attorney, advance directives, and beneficiary designations.
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Strong knowledge of estate planning concepts, legal terminology, and procedures. Ensure that beneficiary designations are consistent with clients' estate planning objectives and properly documented.
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Responsibilities: Client Communication: Interact with clients to gather information, answer questions, and provide updates on the estate planning process. Asset Management: Coordinate the transfer and titling of assets, including real estate, bank accounts, investments, and personal property.
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Facilitate the distribution of assets and resolution of estate-related matters. Conduct research on relevant laws and regulations to support the development of tailored estate plans. Qualifications: Bachelor's degree or associate degree in paralegal studies, legal studies, or related field preferred.
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Job Title: Tax, Trust & Estate AssociateJob Summary: As a Tax, Trust & Estate Associate, you will specialize in providing legal support and advice to clients in matters related to taxation, estate planning, and trust administration.
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Previous experience in tax law, estate planning, or trust administration preferred. Legal Research: Stay abreast of developments in tax law, trust law, and estate planning techniques. Evaluate the tax implications of various estate planning strategies, including lifetime gifting, charitable giving, and business succession planning.
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Part Time Real Estate Paralegal you will play a crucial part in managing the inflow of Real Estate contracts from the procurement group, assisting in the drafting and review process, maintaining contract templates, and providing administrative support to attorneys.
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