Trust and Estate Associate Attorney

Connect Legal Partners; New Hampshire; Sur place; USD 120 000 - 180 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Mentoring

Business development support

Résumé du poste

Connect Legal Partners is seeking an attorney to join its estate planning and trust & estate practice in New Hampshire. You will advise clients on protecting family wealth, drafting planning documents, and handling administration matters with a focus on complex planning and tax questions.

The role emphasizes developing technical expertise and building a client-facing practice in a collegial, mentoring environment based in New Hampshire.

Qualifications

• Admission to practise in New Hampshire.
• At least three years of trust and estate experience.
• Strong research, drafting and communication skills.
• Experience preparing a full range of estate planning documents and handling administration matters.

Responsabilités

• Draft a broad range of estate planning documents and advise on trust and estate administration.
• Advise on business succession, charitable planning, probate and trust administration.
• Develop technical expertise and a client-facing practice across estate planning matters.
• Engage with clients to understand their goals and provide tailored planning solutions.

Connaissances

Research skills

Drafting skills

Communication skills

Formation

NH Bar Admission

Description du poste

Work directly with clients on estate planning and the family decisions that affect how their assets are managed.

The role

Join a trust and estate practice advising clients on protecting family wealth and preparing for the future. The work covers estate planning, trust and estate administration, and the related federal estate and gift tax questions. You will draft a broad range of planning documents and advise on matters including business succession, charitable planning, probate and trust administration. The role offers scope to develop both technical expertise and a client facing practice.

What you will need

You will need admission to practise in New Hampshire and at least three years of trust and estate experience. Strong research, drafting and communication skills are important, together with confidence working through detailed planning questions. Experience preparing a full range of estate planning documents and handling administration matters is particularly relevant.

What is on offer

• The employer offers a flexible, collegial working environment with mentoring and support for business development.
• Compensation and benefits should be discussed during the process.
• This opportunity is based in New Hampshire.