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United Placement Group

Estate Planning Attorney - No Rainmaking | Remote | Flexible

Pay: Not specified

Posted: 8 weeks ago

Location: 3 locations (Remote)

Last Updated: 1 week ago

Hours: Part-Time

Expires: 9/21/2026

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What they do

A Trust or Estate Lawyer works with all legal aspects of trusts and estates. This can include aspects of family law, taxation law, business law, inheritance law and probate law, as well as questions of community property, joint ownership and charitable gifts.

$146,121 / year median in the U.S.

+9% projected growth

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Estate Planning Attorney Type:

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Remote / Virtual (Multi-State Welcome) About the role Most estate planning attorneys lose 40-60% of their time to non-billable work—marketing, intake, scheduling, and paperwork. In this role, you meet only with prepared, pre-qualified clients, while our team handles everything before and after the consultation so you can focus on high‑value legal work. What you'll do Provide estate planning, asset protection, Medicaid/special needs planning, and business formation services. Review pre-collected intake documents and conduct thorough client meetings. Deliver practical, personalized legal strategies supported by a dedicated back‑office team. Why attorneys partner with us No marketing—ever; we handle all client acquisition, intake, and scheduling. Turnkey back office that dramatically cuts non‑billable time. Ready-to-engage clients who have completed intake and are prepared to move forward. Flexible, remote work that fits around your existing practice and caseload. Ideal attorney Active bar license in good standing; multi-state licensure preferred. 3+ years of estate planning experience, including Medicaid asset protection. Comfortable managing cases independently and conducting virtual consultations. Tax planning, business formation, and special needs planning experience are a plus; bilingual ability is valued. How to apply Submit your resume and a brief note with your state bar licensure(s) and practice focus. Qualified candidates will be contacted for a confidential conversation.