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We are seeking an Estate Planning Paralegal, you'll be drafting legal documents and concepts for our clients for their custom Estate Plans. We are now seeking an Estate Planning Paralegal to join our esteemed team and continue our tradition of excellence.
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We are growing, and we need an experienced estate planning paralegal with a minimum of five years' experience, an amazing attitude, and an ability to demonstrate vast empathy for our clients. Five years of experience as an estate planning paralegal.
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Candidates must have a strong desire to work in this field and must have at least 2 years of family law paralegal experience. In addition to typical paralegal work, the candidate may be tasked with answering phones, managing my calendar, and maintaining clients' electronic files with Caret Legal.
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Our client, located in Atlanta - Galleria area, has a need for a Litigation Paralegal with experience electronic filing documents to courts in multiple states, construction or real estate industry experience a plus.
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We are seeking an Estate Planning Paralegal, you'll be drafting legal documents and concepts for clients for their custom Estate Plans. Estate Planning Paralegal. If you answered yes to these questions, Nelson Elder Care Law invites you to apply to work as a valued Paralegal with our firm.
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Award-winning Marietta law firm seeks an experienced paralegal. 3+ years family law experience. Award-winning Marietta law firm seeks an experienced paralegal. Experience drafting common legal pleadings.
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Paralegal Instructor with KSU Professional Education that prepares students to obtain their paralegal certification to work in law offices banks, government agencies, corporations, and real estate firms.
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3+ years of estate planning paralegal experience – we want someone who can hit the ground running (or flying, if you're into that) As our Estate Planning Paralegal, you'll be making sense of legal jargon for our clients.
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LHH is seeking a Logistics/Procurement Associate in Kennesaw, GA. You will be responsible for procuring, maintaining, calibrating, and monitoring all calibration equipment and supplies essential for our service department's seamless operations.
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