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Using the Firm's proprietary, globally accessible technology platform, the business provides a full range of fund administration services, including NAV accounting and financial reporting; tax reporting, transfer agency and investor services; middle and back-office support; and integrated portfolio analytics.
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Performs responsible clerical work in areas such as personnel administration, payroll, accounts, budgeting, methods and organization, employee benefits administration, and other administrative and operational areas by processing, recording, checking, and maintaining records, furnishing information, and preparing reports.
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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. Prior experience working as a paralegal in estate planning or probate administration preferred.
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Responsible for handling all phases of estate and trust administration, including probate (knowledge of New Jersey, New York and Florida probate a plus), extensive communication with clients, financial planners and accountants, preparation of federal and state estate tax returns and fiduciary accountings, distribution of estate assets and trust funding, deed work and etc.
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You will assist in drafting estate planning documents, organizing client information, and managing administrative tasks related to estate administration. 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.
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Strong knowledge of probate procedures, trust administration principles, and estate tax laws. Legal Research: Conduct legal research on trust and estate administration issues, probate laws, and tax implications.
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Seeking estate planning paralegal to join our New Jersey Office. Qualifications: Bachelor's degree or associate degree in paralegal studies, legal studies, or related field preferred. Responsible for handling all phases of estate planning, including preparation and drafting of documents, preparing deeds and beneficiary designation forms.
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Strong knowledge of probate procedures, trust administration, and estate planning principles. You will provide legal representation to clients involved in contentious probate proceedings, estate administration disputes, trust litigation, and contested guardianship matters.
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Trust Administration: Support attorneys in the administration of trusts, including funding trusts, managing trust assets, preparing accountings, and distributing trust income and principal to beneficiaries.
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Seeking estate planning paralegal to join our New York Offices. Estate Planning Analysis: Assist attorneys in analyzing clients' financial situations, family dynamics, and estate planning goals. Legal Research: Conduct legal research on estate planning issues, tax implications, and related matters.
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Provide updates on the status of estate or trust administration proceedings. Job Title: Trust & Estates Administration ParalegalJob Summary: As a Trust & Estates Administration Paralegal, you will provide crucial support to attorneys in the administration of trusts and estates.
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Job Title: Estate Litigation AttorneyJob Summary: As an Estate Litigation Attorney, you will specialize in handling legal matters related to disputes arising from wills, trusts, estates, and inheritance.
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Type Direct Hire Job Title: Trust & Estates Administration ParalegalJob Summary: As a Trust & Estates Administration Paralegal, you will provide crucial support to attorneys in the administration of trusts and estates.
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Your attention to detail and understanding of legal procedures will be essential in ensuring the efficient and accurate administration of trusts and estates. Responsibilities: Estate Administration: Assist attorneys in managing the administration of decedents' estates, including probate proceedings, asset inventory, creditor claims, and distribution of assets to beneficiaries.
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Featured in Harvard Business Review, our clients include Coca-Cola, Nestl, General Mills, ServiceNow, AstraZeneca, Experian, and Bristol Myers Squibb. Please kindly note that this is not an entry level position.
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