Attorney- Private Wealth/Trusts & Estates

Responsibilities and practice

Seeking as associate with excellent experience and academic credentials to join our Trusts, Estates and Wealth Preservation practice. Expected responsibilities include:

• Drafting a broad range of estate planning documents including wills, trust agreements and related instruments
• Direct and frequent client interaction
• Advising individuals and families on trust structures and wealth transfer tax strategies
• Designing business succession strategies
• Counseling fiduciaries in the administration of estates and trusts
• Preparing and reviewing federal estate, gift and fiduciary income tax returns
• General estate, trust and tax-related research and writing
• Supporting our litigation practice in matters relating to wills, trusts, and fiduciary administration

This is a special opportunity to join a highly seasoned, sophisticated Estates practice and learn directly from accomplished, experienced practitioners. We emphasize a collaborative, team environment that prizes teaching and helping each other achieve our fullest potential.

Position requirements

Personal skills/attributes

• Is conscientious and responsive, with a proven attention to detail while working under deadlines
• Embraces teamwork and collaboration but can take initiative and work independently
• Is ambitious and possesses strong desire to maximize one’s potential
• Exhibits leadership and motivates others
• Is dedicated, with a record of academic and professional success
• Has excellent written communication and drafting skills and ability to produce concise and effective written work product
• Possesses strong analytical skills and thinks strategically
• Welcomes opportunities for client interaction and has excellent interpersonal skills

Technical skills

• At least 2 years of trusts and estates experience is required. Higher levels of experience are also valued and will be considered.
• Experience drafting key legal documents for trusts and estates matters is required

Other requirements

• Should be licensed to practice law in the State of Florida and be in good standing