Family Solicitor / Chartered Legal Executive
Job Description
Are you a Family Solicitor or Chartered Legal Executive looking to join a forward-thinking firm? Sacco Mann are wanting to speak with experienced Family Law Fee Earners who can provide an excellent service to existing and new clients. The firm is a Legal 200, award-winning market leader in the East Midlands and this role will be based in the firms Lincoln offices.
The Role
You will be working on a broad range of family and matrimonial work including divorce, financial matters, children matter, pre/post martial agreements, cohabitation, and separation agreements.
Key Responsibilities
- Managing your own caseload of family matters including divorce, financial, and children's cases
- Preparing legal documents.
- Building and maintaining relationships with your client base.
- Providing an empathetic and compassionate service.
- Preparing court bundles and represent clients at hearings.
- Negotiating financial settlements and child-related matters.
- Newly Qualified Family Law Solicitor or Chartered Legal Executive with previous experience of running your own family law caseload (the firm will also consider applications above NQ level).
- Strong understanding across all family law matters.
- Strong negotiating and mediation skills.
- A patient and empathic approach to your clients.
- Competitive salary
- Generous holiday entitlement
- Income protection insurance
- Life Assurance 3 x annual salary
- Flexible working
- Pension Scheme
Please note our advertisements use PQE and salary level purely as a guide. We are happy to consider applications from all candidates who are able to demonstrate the skills necessary to fulfil the role.
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Job Detail
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Job IdJD3482000
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IndustryNot mentioned
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Total Positions1
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Job Type:Full Time
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Salary:£35000 per year
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Employment StatusPermanent
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Job LocationLincolnshire, United Kingdom
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EducationNot mentioned