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Robert Half

Attorney/Lawyer

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We are looking for a licensed attorney to join a Contract opportunity in Wakefield, Massachusetts, supporting a practice focused on residential real estate matters while building capability in trust and estate and probate work. This role is well suited for an attorney who wants hands-on exposure to property transfers involving estates and is eager to develop broader experience in estate planning and estate administration. The position offers a strong learning environment for someone with several years of practice who is interested in expanding into adjacent areas of law.
Responsibilities:
  • Manage residential real estate transactions connected to estate matters, including transfers arising from probate and related proceedings.
  • Prepare, review, and revise legal documents associated with property sales, probate filings, and estate-related transactions.
  • Represent estates in real estate sale matters and help guide transactions from initial review through closing.
  • Support trust and estate planning work under the guidance of senior attorneys, building knowledge across probate and estate administration.
  • Draft motions and other court-ready documents required for probate matters and related legal proceedings.
  • Coordinate with clients, title professionals, courts, and other parties to keep matters moving efficiently and accurately.
  • Analyze legal issues affecting residential and commercial real estate matters when they intersect with estate administration.
  • Maintain organized case records and ensure filings, deadlines, and transactional documents are handled with care and precision.