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Jacqui Baihn - Zylo is seeking an experienced Wills & Estates Paralegal for a part-time role (three or four days per week) in Sydney. You will work with two Partners on end-to-end matters in a supportive, flexible environment, with one day from home after an initial period.
The role covers drafting wills, probate, estate administration and related property matters, with a strong focus on client service, autonomy, and high-quality output. Competitive salary pro rata and mentoring offered.
Are you an experienced Wills & Estates Paralegal looking for a role that offers genuine flexibility, autonomy and the opportunity to work closely with highly regarded Partners? This is an excellent opportunity to join a supportive and collaborative team where your contribution will be valued and your expertise trusted.
Working alongside two experienced Partners and a close‑knit team, you will enjoy exposure to a broad range of end‑to‑end Wills & Estates matters while benefiting from a positive and flexible working environment.
This part‑time position offers either three or four days per week, making it ideal for someone seeking work life balance without compromising on the quality of work.
You will be responsible for managing and assisting with a diverse range of Wills & Estates matters from commencement through to completion.
We are an independent Australian firm with a long history and a big heart, committed to fostering relationships with our people, clients and communities. Our team is diverse and collaborative, and we offer many opportunities for professional growth and development.
We recognise people value things differently. That is why our comprehensive benefits program is wide‑ranging so that everyone can find something that appeals to them.
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