Attorney At Law (Remote)

FAMILY LAW ATTORNEY

Family Law Attorney Colorado (Remote) New Leaf Family | Full-Time | $125,000$150,000 DOE + Production Bonuses Practice law differently.
Since 2004, we've built a Family Law practice around empowerment and clarity instead of conflict helping clients move toward the future they want, not just survive the present. We're looking for an experienced Colorado attorney who wants the same. Since 2004, New Leaf Family has been rethinking what a Family Law firm can be. Our clients come to us with personal conflicts that intersect with legal issues not purely legal problems so we help them clarify their goals and move confidently toward the future they want, drawing on a network of coaches, counselors, and financial planners along the way. It's a values-first culture built on integrity, compassion, and excellence and it shows in how our attorneys practice and how our clients heal. You'll guide clients through major life transitions with strategy and compassion: listening deeply, explaining options clearly, advocating skillfully in negotiation, mediation, and court, and connecting clients to coaches, counselors, and financial planners when their needs go beyond the legal. You'll do it as part of a collaborative, distributed team leading when it counts and leaning on support when it helps. 3+ years practicing Colorado Family Law Licensed and in good standing with the Colorado Bar A sharp, empathetic communicator who writes exceptional legal work Creative and solution-oriented comfortable working beyond traditional legal playbooks Tech-proficient and genuinely collaborative, even remote Why New Leaf
Competitive salary + discretionary bonuses Unlimited PTO, flexible schedule, fully remote Medical, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) with 4% match CLE Allowance and Bar Dues Fully Covered *Generous Employee Recognition Programs *EAP, Rx discount card, and an employee perks program A mission-driven, tech-forward team that actually believes in the work Ready for a practice that's purposeful and client-centered?