Family Law Attorney

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Salary $120,000 - $170,000 per year

Mid-sized Family Law Firm looking to expand their Family Law Practice! The ideal candidate for this role will have a minimum of 3 + years of Family Law experience and be licensed to practice law in Washington. If you think you're a match for this role, we want to hear from YOU!

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Hybrid/Remote options! 1500 billable hours. Comprehensive & Generous Benefits Package! Lucrative Bonus Structure (hours, client satisfaction, & new business generation). PTO. 401k + Match. Great company culture!

Requirements

• 3 + years of experience practicing Family Law
• Experience with finalizing divorces, alimony and/or spousal support, child support and/or child custody, domestic violence, and real estate (property division) is a MUST!
• Licensed to practice law in Washington

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