Estate Planning & Probate Attorney — Hybrid & Litigation

BCG Attorney Search; Galveston (TX); Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) with company match

Medical, Dental, and Vision plans

Short/Long Term Disability and Vol. 1?

Voluntary Term Life Insurance

Generous PTO and company holidays

Hybrid work option

Job summary

BCG Attorney Search in Galveston, TX seeks an Estate Planning and Probate Attorney to lead high-impact matters and advise clients on wealth preservation.

The role emphasizes courtroom advocacy with limited administrative burden, includes hybrid work, and requires strong drafting and research skills, plus experience with trusts, wills, and guardianship. A Texas bar license and JD from an accredited school are required with 2+ years in estate planning/probate (5+ years preferred).

Qualifications

• Active Texas bar license in good standing.
• Minimum 2 years in estate planning, probate, and guardianship (5+ years preferred).
• Strong courtroom presence and docket management.
• Experience drafting trusts, wills, and pleadings.
• Proficiency in Clio, TxDoc, Google Suite or similar software.

Responsibilities

• Lead complex probate litigation, including guardianships and trust disputes.
• Represent clients in Texas probate courts during will contests and fiduciary breaches.
• Conduct legal research, handle depositions, and draft comprehensive estate plans.
• Provide expert counsel on wealth preservation and family transitions.

Skills

Advocacy

Litigation

Communication

Organizational skills

Legal Research

Drafting

Education

Juris Doctor (JD)

Tools

Clio

TxDoc

Google Suite

Job description

BCG Attorney Search in Galveston, TX seeks an Estate Planning and Probate Attorney to lead high-impact matters and advise clients on wealth preservation.

The role emphasizes courtroom advocacy with limited administrative burden, includes hybrid work, and requires strong drafting and research skills, plus experience with trusts, wills, and guardianship. A Texas bar license and JD from an accredited school are required with 2+ years in estate planning/probate (5+ years preferred).