Family Solicitor

Position Title: HNW Private Family Associate Solicitor - 3 years + PQE - The firm offer a clear path for progression and professional development withing a supportive culture. Join a reputable Legal 500 firm working with leading lawyers and high-profile clients.

About The Firm:
My client is a Legal 500 law firm with offices in London and the North West. They have a proud history and the firm is known for delivering high-quality legal advice in a friendly and supportive environment. Clients range from individuals to investors and corporations, both in the UK and internationally.

Family Solicitor position overview:
This is an excellent opportunity for a Private Family Associate Solicitor with 3 years + PQE to join a well-established team advising on a wide range of high net worth family matters.

Experience for this Family Solicitor role to include:

• HNW Private Family law particularly in financial disputes and children matters
• Divorce
• Child custody
• Financial settlements
• Cohabitation agreements
• Prenuptial agreements
• Domestic violence cases

Requirements for the Family Solicitor role:
• Qualified solicitor with 3 years + PQE in HNW Private Family matters
• Proven track record in managing a varied caseload of complex family law matters
• Excellent client-facing skills and ability to manage key client relationships

The Benefits & How to Apply:
• Join a reputable Legal 500 firm with a supportive culture
• Work with leading lawyers and high-profile clients
• Clear path for progression and professional development
• Competitive salary and benefits package

Location: Central London
Salary: £55,000+
Reference: BH- 37187
Work Type: Full time, Office based

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Contact Person: Victoria Kemp
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