Estate Planning Attorney

Our expanding law firm is looking for an experienced estate planning attorney. We require a highly analytical applicant with excellent negotiation and organizational abilities who is available to work full-time. You will prepare documents such as wills, trusts, and powers of attorney as our estate planning attorney. This role carries a great deal of responsibility and seeks to eliminate questions regarding how an estate should be managed. There is no billable-hour requirement in this role. We measure our attorneys by the quality of their work and the loyalty of their clients, not by a number on a timesheet. At Blue Mahoe, PLLC, the clients are already coming through the door. What we need is an attorney who will take care of them beautifully: draft the plan, sit across the table and explain it in plain English, and own the matter from the first handshake to the signing ceremony. If you want to build a serious estate planning practice— sophisticated work, real client relationships, and room to grow— without carrying the risk and overhead of firm ownership, this is that seat. What You'll Do Draft, review, and finalize estate planning documents — including wills, revocable and irrevocable trusts, powers of attorney, health care directives, and related instruments Conduct client consultations and guide clients through the estate planning process from first meeting through signing Draft estate planning documents; and advise clients on plans for incapacity Discuss strategies with clients for long‑term care, insurance, and distributing assets Manage estate planning matters from initial engagement through completion, owning deadlines and outcomes Maintain accurate, organized, and compliant client files Communicate proactively with clients so no one ever has to wonder where their matter stands Collaborate with team members to deliver consistent, high-level legal services Stay current on estate planning laws, regulations, and best practices Identify opportunities to improve the client experience and support firm growth Conduct workshops and seminars to educate the community Assist with training or mentoring team members as opportunities arise Qualifications Great communication skills, particularly in stressful and emotional situations Bachelor's degree with a legal background and J.D. degree are required Wide range of knowledge regarding real estate-related topics such as title insurance, wills and trusts, property management, and litigation Active member of the ABA (American Bar Association) Experience at a legal firm working on estate planning and probate law issues for at least 1–2 years is required Compensation: $90,000 - $125,000 yearly Compensation: $90,000-$125,000 per year #J-18808-Ljbffr