jsmf
Associate Attorney - Trusts & Estates
Menlo Park, California · Full-time
Sponsorship not specified$120k-$150kDetected 20 days ago
Employment LawResearchCommunicationCollaboration
About the role
- Research, analyze and advise on legal issues related to federal estate tax laws and California estate planning matters.
- Prepare court petitions and attend hearings for trust and probate matters (non-adversarial).
- Prepare federal gift and estate tax returns.
Compensation
- This is an exempt position.
- The annual salary range is $120,000-$150,000, depending on experience.
- The firm has an expectation of 1,500 billable hours.
- This position is an in-office role with potential flexibility to work remotely.
- After one year of employment and a service requirement of 1,000 hours worked, the employee will be eligible to defer a portion of their salary into the plan.
Benefits
- JSMF offers medical insurance, vision insurance, dental reimbursement, an FSA, 401(K) and long-term disability coverage.
- Medical: JSMF will pay the health insurance premium for our benchmark plan for the employee only.
- The Employee may elect coverage for dependents/spouse/domestic partner at their own cost.
- Dental/Vision: JSMF offers vision insurance.
- The employee will be eligible for up to $500 per year of reimbursement for dental expenses.
- Flexible Spending Account: We offer a Flexible Spending Account (FSA) plan, allowing eligible employees to elect a Dependent Care FSA and a Medical FSA to cover qualified expenses with pre-tax dollars.
- 401(k) Profit Sharing Plan: JSMF offers a 401(k) plan to all employees.
- After the two-year waiting period in our firm's plan, the employee will be entitled to a discretionary profit-sharing contribution equivalent to a percentage of the employee's annual compensation.
- Long-term Disability: After three months of employment, the employee will be covered under our long-term disability plan, subject to the plan's limitations.
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