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Robert Half
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The firm seeks two seasoned professionals to support a busy family law litigation practice. Although 'paralegal' is the likely working title, the client does not require formal paralegal education or certification. The firm is open to candidates from nontraditional backgrounds when they demonstrate professional maturity, sound judgment, strong business experience, adaptability, and the ability to succeed in a small-firm environment.
This is a substantive litigation-support role—not limited to clerical or administrative work. The firm will provide training on its procedures, family law practice, court processes, and document templates.
Key ResponsibilitiesDraft correspondence and letters.
Communicate directly with clients.
Obtain documents and information from clients.
Contact courts and court personnel.
Interact professionally with opposing counsel and their staff.
Draft pleadings and other litigation documents using existing templates and samples.
File pleadings and other documents with the courts.
Assist attorneys throughout the lifecycle of family law matters.
Organize and maintain case documents and client information.
Learn and follow the firm's procedures and applicable court practices.
Progress toward more advanced drafting, potentially including complaints and final orders, with training.
This is a substantive litigation-support role—not limited to clerical or administrative work. The firm will provide training on its procedures, family law practice, court processes, and document templates.
Key ResponsibilitiesDraft correspondence and letters.
Communicate directly with clients.
Obtain documents and information from clients.
Contact courts and court personnel.
Interact professionally with opposing counsel and their staff.
Draft pleadings and other litigation documents using existing templates and samples.
File pleadings and other documents with the courts.
Assist attorneys throughout the lifecycle of family law matters.
Organize and maintain case documents and client information.
Learn and follow the firm's procedures and applicable court practices.
Progress toward more advanced drafting, potentially including complaints and final orders, with training.