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Berk Law Group, P.C. in Scottsdale, Arizona is hiring a Probate Litigation Paralegal to support attorneys in high-stakes probate and trust cases. The ideal candidate will have at least 3 years of Arizona civil litigation experience and demonstrate excellent communication and organization skills.
This role includes preparing legal documents, maintaining case files, and assisting with trial preparation. Benefits include a competitive salary between $70,000 and $85,000, 401(k) contributions, and professional development assistance.
Probate Litigation Paralegal
Berk Law Group, P.C. | Scottsdale, Arizona | Full-Time | In Office
Help clients navigate high-stakes probate, trust, estate, and inheritance disputes with accuracy, organization, and compassion.
Berk Law Group, P.C. is seeking an experienced Probate Litigation Paralegal to support attorneys in a busy Scottsdale law firm focused on probate, trust, estate, and inheritance litigation.
This role is ideal for a litigation paralegal who enjoys meaningful case work, direct attorney support, client communication, document preparation, discovery, trial preparation, and keeping matters organized from intake through resolution.
You will work closely with attorneys on matters involving guardianships, conservatorships, estate and trust disputes, elder abuse, neglect and exploitation, powers of attorney, burial and disposition issues, and related controversies. The right candidate will bring strong Arizona civil litigation experience, excellent follow-through, and the ability to support clients during sensitive and often emotional legal matters.
You are organized, steady under pressure, and attentive to details that matter. You understand litigation deadlines, court filings, discovery, client communication, and the importance of keeping attorneys prepared and informed.
You enjoy being part of a close-knit team and take pride in doing accurate, polished work. You communicate professionally with clients, courts, witnesses, and colleagues, and you know how to move matters forward without losing sight of the human side of probate and trust litigation.