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Speedwell Law seeks an Estate Planning Attorney to guide clients through estate planning and probate processes in the Washington, DC metropolitan area. Virginia Bar admission is required, with out-of-state licensure limiting growth at this time.
You will work closely with our team to design plans, support clients through the process, and uphold a warm, client-centered experience in line with our core values.
Do people tell you that you’re wise beyond your years? Do you just get people? Are you warm, friendly, and naturally able to explain complicated concepts in a way that feels simple and human?
If so, the Estate Planning Attorney role at Speedwell Law may be the perfect fit for you. Prior estate planning experience is not required.
Speedwell Law is a growing estate planning law firm with a clear mission: delivering accessible, client-centered estate services to families across the Washington, DC Metropolitan area. We are committed to creating exceptional work-life balance for our attorneys. Estate planning work is steady, predictable, and deeply rewarding when done well. There is also a significant market opportunity that allows us to craft win-win-win outcomes for our clients, attorneys, and the law firm.
We operate according to a set of Core Values that define how we serve our clients and how we grow as a team:
For elaboration, please visit https://speedwelllaw.com/core-values/
This is a client-facing, estate planning and probate focused role. You will guide clients through an estate planning representation, helping them design plans, and support them through the entire process. You will work closely with our team to deliver a smooth, reassuring client experience.
Virginia Bar admission is required. Out of state licensure elsewhere would limit your growth path at the firm at the present time.
Compensation is negotiable and starts from a competitive base salary as we establish a foundation for mutual long-term investment. Compensation increases will follow a clearly defined commission structure tied to tiered performance metrics. Top performers can expect compensation levels comparable to large-firm earnings within three years—without the lifestyle trade-offs typically associated with Big Law.
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Thank you for your interest in the Estate Planning Attorney position.