At Sudden Wealth Protection Law, you’ll support complex probate administration and probate/trust litigation matters across Arizona under the leadership of Paul E. Deloughery, a probate and estate planning attorney with over 25 years of experience and a recognized track record in probate disputes. Paul has authored multiple books on probate and wealth transfer and is known for combining technical skill with deep empathy for families in conflict. About the Role You will be a key player in keeping 40-45 primarily probate, guardianship/conservatorship, and trust files moving, from opening through closing, with a mix of contested and non‑contested matters. You’ll work closely with our attorneys to organize files, manage deadlines, draft high‑quality pleadings, and communicate clearly with clients, courts, and counsel. What Sets Us Apart? • Flexibility with Purpose: Embrace a remote work model that fits your life while ensuring meaningful collaboration. If you are local to our Phoenix office, we would like you to join us for a minimum of two-three days a week in the office. • Professional Growth: Work alongside our experienced lead attorney and talented team, gaining unparalleled insights and career mentorship. • Impactful Work: Help clients navigate challenging times with your expertise and make a true difference. Ready to Apply? • Submit your resume and a standout cover letter that tells us why you’re the perfect fit. Skip the generic stuff—we’re interested in you. • Complete the screening questions and assessment. Responsibilities: • Assist attorneys in drafting and preparing probate documents, including petitions, pleadings, and correspondence. • Conduct legal research and prepare summaries of findings related to probate matters. • Manage and maintain probate files, ensuring all documents are organized and accessible. • Communicate with clients, courts, and opposing counsel regarding case status and updates. Qualifications: • Expertise in Probate : A Minimum of 3 years of experience in probate law in Arizona is preferred. • Litigation Know-How : At least 3 years of litigation experience is preferred. • Organizational Mastery : Stay on top of case files, manage documentation, and ensure seamless legal processes. • Communication Excellence : Comfortably engage with clients, courts, and opposing counsel, providing case updates and facilitating hearings, trials, and mediations. • Proactive Attitude : You’re the type who spots what needs to be done and acts on it, without waiting for direction. Compensation: $50,000 - $65,000 yearly

• Assist attorneys in drafting and preparing probate documents, including petitions, pleadings, and correspondence. • Conduct legal research and prepare summaries of findings related to probate matters. • Manage and maintain probate files, ensuring all documents are organized and accessible. • Communicate with clients, courts, and opposing counsel regarding case status and updates. • Prepare for hearings, trials, and mediations as needed.