Family Law Attorney — Meaningful Client Work & Growth

gpac; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 95,000 - 160,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation

Strong benefits package

Collaborative team environment

Meaningful client interaction

Long-term growth and advancement

Job summary

gpac is representing a respected Seattle law firm seeking a Family Law Attorney to handle a broad range of matters with meaningful client contact and long-term growth potential. This role offers the chance to build a dedicated practice within a collaborative environment.

The ideal candidate has 2+ years in family law, strong writing and negotiation skills, and Washington bar admission, with opportunities for increasing responsibility and professional development.

Qualifications

• 2+ years of family law experience required.
• Strong writing, research and communication skills.
• Comfortable handling matters independently.
• Solid courtroom and negotiation abilities.
• Washington bar admission required.

Responsibilities

• Handle a broad range of family law matters including divorce, custody, support and complex financial issues.
• Manage cases independently while maintaining client contact and collaborating with firm attorneys.
• Draft pleadings, motions, discovery and settlement agreements.
• Participate in negotiations, mediations and court proceedings.
• Develop strong client relationships and take ownership of matters.

Skills

Family law experience

Research skills

Writing and communication

Independent case handling

Education

Juris Doctor (JD)

Job description

gpac is representing a respected Seattle law firm seeking a Family Law Attorney to handle a broad range of matters with meaningful client contact and long-term growth potential. This role offers the chance to build a dedicated practice within a collaborative environment.

The ideal candidate has 2+ years in family law, strong writing and negotiation skills, and Washington bar admission, with opportunities for increasing responsibility and professional development.