Want to work 100% remotely as a full-time Estate & Trusts Associate Attorney in a fast-growing, boutique, multi-state law firm? Are you the type of lawyer who likes talking with people and helping clients find solutions to their problems? Do you want to be an attorney who works as being the client’s trusted advisor, but doesn't like the drudgery of the paperwork and data entry? Well, this Estate & Trusts Associate Attorney position is the perfect fit for you as it comes with full backend paralegal support, which allows you to do all of the things you love to do as an attorney without getting bogged down in the things you dread the most. Things You Will Not Have To Worry About In This Role: • No client prospecting requirements, no networking requirements, no cold calling friends and family begging for business (we take care of all of the client prospecting and lining up new prospective client meetings on your calendar so all you need to do is focus on being the best advisor and giving the best advice you can to the prospective clients we put in front of you). Compensation: $90,000 – $130,000 based on experience. Benefits: • Health, Eye, Dental Insurance. • IRA with 3% match. • 21 Days Paid Time Off (on top of national holidays). Responsibilities: Your Responsibilities (Things You Will Be Doing 90%+ Of The Time): • Answer any of the Client’s asset funding questions that the funding coordinator can not answer. Qualifications: Skills You'll Need For This Role: • You must be a team player and have a team player’s mindset (i.e. you need to be willing to help us and not be in this for yourself because extra hands make light work). • You must be a licensed attorney in the State of Florida (being licensed in Ohio is a plus, but not necessary). Compensation: $90,000 - $130,000 yearly

• Your Responsibilities (Things You Will Be Doing 90%+ Of The Time): • Review submitted client questionnaires about their facts and circumstances and Prepare Prospective Client folders in order to Prepare for Consultations with New Prospective Clients. • You will be required to meet with new Prospective Clients and convert them into new clients of the firm. • Once the prospective client becomes a new client, then you will be the main attorney-contact to answer any and all legal questions from the Client during their representation. • Once the prospective client becomes a new client, then you will also need to make a clear estate design sheet to pass along to the paralegal team to assist you in the initial drafting of the plan.  • When the paralegal team drafts the initial plan, you Must Proofread All Estate Planning Documents created for you to ensure they are carrying out the clients’ wishes and are compliant with all applicable laws. • Meet with Clients to Review and Explain their estate planning documents to ensure they know what they are signing, provide estate plan asset funding instructions based on your legal analysis for each of the clients’ assets to help the client accomplish their goals, and set expectations for the client’s signing ceremony. • Answer any of the Client’s asset funding questions that the funding coordinator can not answer.