Remote Bankruptcy Associate Creditor Rights Litigation

Law Firms; Florida; Remote; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Law Firms in Florida seeks an experienced Bankruptcy Associate Attorney to represent lenders, creditors, mortgage servicers, and financial institutions in bankruptcy proceedings. The role emphasizes Chapter 7/13 experience and litigation in Bankruptcy Court.

The position offers fully remote work within Florida with in-person court appearances as required, including the Middle District of Florida. Florida Bar admission and 5+ years of bankruptcy practice are expected.

Qualifications

• Juris Doctor (JD) from an accredited law school.
• Active Florida Bar admission in good standing.
• 5+ years of bankruptcy experience, especially Chapter 7/13.
• Experience representing lenders, creditors, mortgage servicers, or financial institutions.
• Strong knowledge of bankruptcy law, court procedures, and litigation practices.
• Experience handling adversary complaints and appeals.

Responsibilities

• Represent lenders, creditors, mortgage servicers, and financial institutions in bankruptcy proceedings.
• Handle Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 cases, including contested and litigated matters.
• Draft and prepare motions, objections, claims, and proposed orders.
• Handle adversary complaints and bankruptcy appeals.
• Attend bankruptcy court hearings and represent clients in mortgage mediation proceedings.
• Manage an assigned caseload, meet deadlines, and handle escalated or time-sensitive matters.

Skills

Chapter 7 & 13

Creditors rights

Court appearances

Litigation practices

Bankruptcy law knowledge

Education

Juris Doctor (JD)

Florida Bar admission

Job description

Law Firms in Florida seeks an experienced Bankruptcy Associate Attorney to represent lenders, creditors, mortgage servicers, and financial institutions in bankruptcy proceedings. The role emphasizes Chapter 7/13 experience and litigation in Bankruptcy Court.

The position offers fully remote work within Florida with in-person court appearances as required, including the Middle District of Florida. Florida Bar admission and 5+ years of bankruptcy practice are expected.