Private Client Secretary

Private Client Secretary

Job Type: Permanent, full time, would consider 4 days pro rata – office based

Salary: £24-25k

We are recruiting on behalf of a well regarded law firm seeking a capable and detail oriented Legal Administrator to join their busy Private Client team.

This is an excellent opportunity to support a team of experienced solicitors and paralegals, providing essential secretarial and administrative assistance across a variety of matters including
wills, probate, trusts
, and
land registry applications
.

• Provide high-quality administrative and secretarial support to Private Client fee earners

• Assist in the preparation of documents for wills, probate applications, and trust matters

• Manage incoming and outgoing correspondence with clients and third parties

• Handle submissions to HM Land Registry and track application progress

• Maintain accurate and well-organised client records and files

• Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and internal policies

• Previous legal administrative or secretarial experience, ideally within a Private Client setting

• Good understanding of trusts, wills, probate processes, and land registration from an admin support perspective

• Strong attention to detail and excellent organisational skills

• Confident communicator with a professional and discreet approach

• Proficient in Microsoft Office and legal practice management systems

• Experience with digital case management tools

• Knowledge of GDPR and legal compliance procedures in a law firm setting

If you’re a motivated legal administrator with experience in Private Client work, we’d love to hear from you.

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