Trust & Estates Paralegal

LHH is helping a large Texas law firm seek a Trusts & Estates Paralegal for their downtown Dallas, TX, office. The attorneys want someone who is forward thinking and innovative. The ideal candidate will have 5+ years in a law firm or legal department with a focus on estate planning, trust administration, probate court processes, and fiduciary disputes.

Benefits:

• Salary ranges from $75,000 - $100,000 DOE
• Parking is paid for by the firm (lot is very close but not underneath the building)
• Discretionary year-end bonus based on tenure
• Employee-only Premiums for Medical Insurance is fully paid for by the firm

Job Requirements

• Minimum 5+ years of experience in trusts & estates and probate litigation
• Extensive knowledge of estate planning documents and probate court procedures
• Experience with drafting pleadings, petitions, accountings, and discovery
• Ability to handle a fast-paced workload and meet strict deadlines
• Strong written and verbal communication skills

Skills and Knowledge

• In-depth understanding of probate litigation, estate planning, and trust administration
• Skilled in drafting and filing court documents and managing deadlines
• Knowledge of local and state court systems, including e-filing platforms
• Excellent legal research and writing ability
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office software, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
• Ability to maintain confidentiality and manage sensitive client matters
• Detail-oriented with time management and case tracking skills

If you meet the requirements for this position, please apply or contact me directly at

Pay Details: $75,000.00 to $100,000.00 per year

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