Estate Planning Attorney - Part-Time, Virtual | Virginia

United Placement Group; Hampton (VA); Remote; USD 18,000 - 55,000; Part time

Job summary

Legacy Assurance Plan seeks an Estate Planning Attorney to join as a part-time, virtual independent contractor (1099) in Virginia. You will manage wills, trusts, and power of attorney matters with a focus on client-service excellence, all conducted remotely.

You control your schedule and caseload, receiving 3–5 plans per week across various estates. Prioritize compliance, avoid conflicts of interest, and maintain your malpractice coverage while collaborating with a supportive peer network.

Qualifications

• J.D. from an accredited law school.
• Active bar license in good standing.
• Comfortable advising clients virtually.
• Existing malpractice insurance.
• Multi-state licensure a plus; not required.

Skills

Advising clients virtually

Bar license

Multistate licensure

Malpractice insurance

Education

J.D. from an accredited law school

Job description

Estate Planning Attorney – Part-Time, Virtual | Virginia
Legacy Assurance Plan · Independent Contractor (1099) · Remote

What We Handle for You

• Marketing and lead generation, with no cost to you
• Client intake and pre-qualification
• Consultation scheduling
• Document printing, deed retrieval, and delivery scheduling
• Plan delivery by trained notaries
• Trust funding guidance and beneficiary review
• Client follow-ups and ongoing service

Compensation

• Per-plan fees determined by complexity, starting at $400 per plan
• Paid weekly, so there’s no waiting on client billing or collections
• No lead costs, marketing fees, or buy-in. Your only out-of-pocket expense is your existing malpractice coverage
• At 1-3 plans per week, base-rate earnings range from about $400 to $1,200 per week, with more complex plans paying more. The number of plans you receive is not guaranteed

Caseload and Flexibility

• Many of our network attorneys receive 3-5 plans per week
• You set your availability and can adjust it anytime based on your own caseload
• Consultations are conducted virtually, on your schedule
• The number of plans varies by market and is not guaranteed

How It Works

• You control the attorney-client relationship and exercise your full independent professional judgment
• Our model is structured to comply with bar rules on third-party engagements and fee splitting prohibitions
• You maintain your own malpractice coverage; we cover all other costs

What You’ll Gain

• Steady volume across wills, trusts, and powers of attorney
• Experience in business planning, Medicaid asset protection and special needs planning, with support if these are new to you
• A peer network of estate planning attorneys for collaboration and questions

Requirements

• J.D. from an accredited law school
• Active bar license in good standing
• Comfortable advising clients virtually
• Existing malpractice insurance
• Multi-state licensure a plus, not required