Staff Attorney — Paternity & Child Support Enforcement

YoungWilliams; Overland Park (KS); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

YoungWilliams seeks a Staff Attorney in Kansas to provide legal services for establishing paternity, child support, medical support, and enforcement of orders. The role includes advising, counseling and litigation across related matters.

You will negotiate with opposing counsel, attend hearings, draft and review legal documents, and monitor cases through the process while maintaining compliance with state and federal requirements.

Qualifications

• JD degree and license to practice law in the state where the project is located.
• Experience in domestic relations law or as a prosecutor is desired (child support enforcement preferred).

Responsibilities

• Ensures proper legal representation in all child support matters related to paternity and support order establishment and enforcement.
• Negotiates with opposing counsel, attends hearings, and performs other related actions
• Recommends and reviews legal actions.
• Drafts, reviews, and signs legal documents.
• Ensures all orders contain required federal and state elements and vigorously advocates the interests of the state.
• Updates automated systems with necessary information to monitor each case through the legal process.
• Provides legal advice to Specialists in completing documents for court filing.
• Maintains a positive working relationship with State.
• Attends weekly project team meeting.
• Applies knowledge of federal and state child support policies and procedures.
• Regular and timely attendance
• Other duties as assigned

Skills

Negotiation

Litigation

Legal drafting

Legal advice

Education

Juris Doctor (JD)

Job description

YoungWilliams seeks a Staff Attorney in Kansas to provide legal services for establishing paternity, child support, medical support, and enforcement of orders. The role includes advising, counseling and litigation across related matters.

You will negotiate with opposing counsel, attend hearings, draft and review legal documents, and monitor cases through the process while maintaining compliance with state and federal requirements.