Estate Planning Lawyer

Are you ready to take the next step as a Lawyer with an established and growing law firm?

InThink Human Resources is working with our client to find a Wills and Estate Planning Lawyer to work in their Surrey or Abbotsford office.

InThink Human Resources

We are a specialized recruitment agency that works with our clients to fill key roles. We find out what makes our clients’ unique to find their ideal candidate.

We work with our clients to fill legal, accounting, executive and corporate opportunities.

Our Client

Our client is a full-service law firm in the Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley for 50 years. They work with both corporations and individual to accomplish their desired results.

They try to figure out their clients needs to provide unique solutions. The law firm provides high quality service to their clients.

They believe in treating everyone with respect and becoming key members of the community.

Key Responsibilities :

• Working and advising on Estate Planning files
• Preparing wills and trust documents
• Developing and maintaining superior relationships with clients and other team members
• Understand clients needs to get the best outcome for them
• Be comfortable with business development with support of the marketing team
• Represent clients in a professional manner and close files in a timely manner
• Communicate with clients before, during and after receiving a file
• Adhere to all legal and ethical standards
• Drafting documents for their estate planning and wills clients

Successful candidates must have :

• Minimum of 4 years of experience working as a Wills and Estate Planning Lawyer
• Extremely detail oriented with the ability to work efficiently and meet deadlines
• Strong organizational and project management skills
• Have sound judgment and the ability to understand their client’s perspectives
• Member of the B.C BAR and in good standing

Compensation and Perks

• Competitive salary between $110,000 to $185,000 plus bonuses
• Benefits and vacation
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