Unitedplacementgroup

Unitedplacementgroup

Estate Planning Attorney - No Rainmaking

Lewiston, Maine, United States

Sponsorship not specified$40k-$60kDetected 6 days ago
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About the role

  • Most estate planning attorneys lose 40–60% of their time to non-billable work—marketing, intake, scheduling, and paperwork. In this role, you meet only with prepared, pre-qualified clients, while our team handles everything before and after the consultation so you can focus on high-value legal work. What you'll do Provide estate planning, asset protection,
  • Medicaid/special needs planning, and business formation services. Review pre-collected intake documents and conduct thorough client meetings. Deliver practical, personalized legal strategies supported by a dedicated back-office team.

Responsibilities

  • Review pre-collected intake documents and conduct thorough client meetings.
  • Deliver practical, personalized legal strategies supported by a dedicated back-office team.
  • Why attorneys partner with us No marketing-ever; we handle all client acquisition, intake, and scheduling.

Nice to have

  • Most estate planning attorneys lose 40-60% of their time to non-billable work-marketing, intake, scheduling, and paperwork.
  • In this role, you meet only with prepared, pre-qualified clients, while our team handles everything before and after the consultation so you can focus on high-value legal work.
  • Provide estate planning, asset protection, Medicaid/special needs planning, and business formation services.
  • Ideal attorney Active Maine bar license in good standing.
  • Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree.
  • 3+ years of estate planning experience, including Medicaid asset protection.
  • Comfortable managing legal matters independently and conducting virtual client consultations.
  • Multi-state bar licensure preferred.

Compensation

  • $40k-$60k

Benefits

  • Flexible, remote work that fits around your existing practice and caseload.

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