Associate Attorney

eLegacy Law is changing the way estate planning is accomplished and how attorneys work. We are not a traditional law firm. Our attorneys enjoy a work/life balance like no other law firm. We take care of the deal generation, and you are compensated to do what you do best; create comprehensive estate plans that accurately reflect our client’s Life Plans. We meet with our clients through video conferencing, allowing our attorneys and our clients to meet no matter where they are. Our virtual, multi-state model has proven to be highly successful, and we are growing rapidly! We are actively expanding our team and are especially interested in attorneys licensed in California, New York, Florida, Hawaii, Nevada, Oklahoma, Arkansas, North Carolina, North Dakota, South Dakota, Mississippi, Massachusetts, and New Jersey. We welcome applications from licensed attorneys in all states who are interested in our unique model. If your state is not listed, we still encourage you to apply or reach out to learn more about our continued expansion plans.As an attorney at eLegacy Law, you must be able to lead and motivate team members, thrive in a busy, team-oriented environment, and communicate in a professional, client centered manner using video conferencing technology. Although we may not be in the same room, we connect personally and provide an exceptional client experience. Following our 5-Step process, you, and your team, consisting of a dedicated paralegal and client relations coordinator, will provide expert legal advice while creating comprehensive trust and will-based estate plans.Job DutiesDrafting concise, professionally written legal documents and correspondencePreparing and reviewing estate planning documents using WealthDocx® softwareMeeting with clients, advisors, and other professionals to design, draft and implement estate plans and strategies virtually, on the phone, or in person.Supervising, reviewing and editing answer files, deeds, assignments and other documents prepared by paralegalCommunicating with clients, financial advisors and other third parties to coordinate funding of trusts and making appropriate designations under retirement plans and insurance policiesOther duties as assignedSalary$90,000-$140,000 base + performance bonuses (DOE) Desirable QualificationsJ.D. and licensing in relevant stateProficient in WealthDocx® drafting software (training is available)Proficient in Microsoft Office, specifically Outlook, Word, and ExcelExperience with estate planningExperience with trust administration and probate law a plusExtreme attention to detailStrong oral and written communication skillsCool under pressure and always helpful with clients – clients come firstMust be able to effectively multi-task, manage time-sensitive matters, and exhibit exceptional organizational skills in a fast-paced environmentOffice Hours: 8am-5pm PST Monday through Friday (Office closed to clients on Fridays 12pm-5pm PST)