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Berlin Patten Ebling, PLLC seeks aFlorida-based family law attorney to manage a full caseload from intake to resolution in a collaborative, mentoring environment.
You will draft pleadings, motions, and settlements, represent clients in hearings, and develop case strategies with experienced colleagues. Florida Bar in good standing and at least 2 years’ experience required; Spanish a plus.
Build a family law practice at a firm that actually supports you. At BPE, you'll handle a full caseload with the backing of a collaborative team, experienced mentors, and the infrastructure to do the work well — not a sink-or-swim environment where you're figuring it out alone. Family law is demanding work. We pair that reality with a culture that takes work-life balance seriously and a firm trip that proves it.
Build a family law practice at a firm that actually supports you. At BPE, you'll handle a full caseload with the backing of a collaborative team, experienced mentors, and the infrastructure to do the work well — not a sink-or-swim environment where you're figuring it out alone. Family law is demanding work. We pair that reality with a culture that takes work-life balance seriously and a firm trip that proves it.
Manage a caseload of family law matters — divorce, child custody, child support, timesharing, and related issues — from intake through resolution. Draft pleadings, motions, discovery, and settlement agreements. Represent clients in hearings, mediations, and court proceedings. Communicate effectively with clients, opposing counsel, and court personnel. Develop case strategy and deliver practical, grounded legal advice that helps clients navigate difficult moments.
You bring 2+ years of Florida family law experience and are comfortable in a courtroom. You're a strong writer and negotiator who can hold your own in contested matters without losing the human touch — family law clients need an advocate and a steady presence. You manage a busy docket without dropping details. JD from an accredited law school and active Florida Bar membership in good standing are required.
Bonus points for: Spanish-language ability, mediation certification, or prior solo/small-firm experience running your own cases.