Senior Estate Planning and Elder Law Attorney - Massachusetts Bar License Do you have a successful track record representing clients and are interested in mentoring the next generation of legal professionals? Our firm is seeking an experienced senior attorney who is adept at handling a large caseload and familiar with all aspects of the trial process, particularly drafting pleadings, motions, notices, and working toward a resolution. Your years of experience will also help coach our newer associates toward a similar route to success. If this sounds like a perfect position for you, please send us your resume today. Responsibilities: • Complete legal research and prepare motions, pleadings, and briefs • Draft legal documents, such as pleadings, motions, notices, and discovery requests and responses • Maintain knowledge of local, state, and federal statutes and applicable laws • Conduct client meetings to develop custom estate planning and elder law strategies. • Draft and review estate planning documents, including Revocable Living Trusts, Wills, Powers of Attorney, and Health Care Proxies. • Handle estate administration and probate matters , assisting families in efficiently navigating the legal process after the passing of a loved one. • Advocate for seniors and their families in matters of long-term care planning, Medicaid planning, and guardianship. • Represent clients in probate court proceedings, trust administration matters, and elder law cases. • Collaborate with paralegals and legal assistants, delegating work while maintaining oversight. • Stay up to date on changes in Massachusetts estate planning, probate, and elder law to ensure clients receive the most current legal guidance. Qualifications: • 5 years of required experience as a senior associate in the legal field • Completion of a 4-year bachelor’s degree, as well as 3-year law degree from an accredited law school • Exceptional time management and interpersonal skills are desired, as are exceptional writing and verbal communication skills • Admitted to local and state bar associations • Must be able to handle heavy caseload with little supervision • 7+ years of experience in estate planning, estate administration, probate, and elder law. • Strong case management skills and the ability to navigate Massachusetts probate and elder law processes with confidence. • A client-first mindset—seeing each case as an opportunity to protect and support families through life’s transitions. • Exceptional writing and verbal communication skills with a keen attention to detail. • Ability to handle complex cases independently while also collaborating with a dedicated legal team. • Active member in good standing with the Massachusetts State Bar. • Experience advocating for clients in probate hearings, elder law disputes, and Medicaid planning cases. Who You Are: • A seasoned estate planning and probate attorney who understands the importance of family legacy and elder care. • A compassionate advocate who can guide families through the complexities of estate administration, probate, and long-term care planning. • A proactive professional who stays ahead of legal changes and continuously seeks ways to improve client service. • Someone who thrives in a fast-growing law firm embraces new challenges and values teamwork. • Punctual, professional, and dedicated to providing exceptional client service. Compensation: $150,000 - $170,000 yearly

• Conduct client meetings to develop custom estate planning and elder law strategies. • Draft and review estate planning documents, including Revocable Living Trusts, Wills, Powers of Attorney, and Health Care Proxies. • Handle estate administration and probate matters, assisting families in efficiently navigating the legal process after the passing of a loved one. • Advocate for seniors and their families in matters of long-term care planning, Medicaid planning, and guardianship. • Represent clients in probate court proceedings, trust administration matters, and elder law cases. • Collaborate with paralegals and legal assistants, delegating work while maintaining oversight. • Stay up to date on changes in Massachusetts estate planning, probate, and elder law to ensure clients receive the most current legal guidance.