Do you have a passion for helping people? Are you looking for a work culture that stands apart from the rest? At Klie Law, we value being part of a high-performing team that is accountable to one another and clients. We are seeking a dedicated legal professional to add to our high-energy legal team in order to serve clients facing stressful family matters primarily in the Parkersburg area. However, this qualified applicant will likely represent clients in other areas, which include Jackson and Ritchie County, as well as the surrounding areas. In this position, you will be spending time in court, mediations, and helping clients through the most difficult times in their lives. This is an excellent opportunity to see the results of your hard work. Experience is not necessary. All we require is compassion and drive. Responsibilities: What You’ll Do: • Represent clients in family law hearings, mediations, and trials • Draft motions, pleadings, settlement agreements, and final orders • Guide clients through complex legal and emotional situations • Collaborate with paralegals and senior attorneys on case strategy • Oversee case files, track progress, and manage deadlines • Communicate regularly with clients and opposing counsel • Occasionally, travel for hearings across WV Qualifications: What You Need: • Licensed to practice law in West Virginia • Excellent courtroom presence and legal writing skills • Strong communication and client relationship abilities • Confidence under pressure and compassion for people in crisis • Willingness to work independently and as part of a team Compensation: $80,000 - $115,000 yearly

• What You’ll Do: • Represent clients in family law hearings, mediations, and trials • Draft motions, pleadings, settlement agreements, and final orders • Guide clients through complex legal and emotional situations • Collaborate with paralegals and senior attorneys on case strategy • Oversee case files, track progress, and manage deadlines • Communicate regularly with clients and opposing counsel • Occasionally, travel for hearings across WV