Legal Assistant

Legal Assistant - Wills and Estate Administration
Salary: Competitive, DOE
Full Time, Permanent

TSR Legal are proud to offer a fantastic opportunity within a growing Estate Administration Department for a well-established and supportive law firm.

About You:

You will have prior experience as a Legal Assistant or Paralegal, ideally within Wills and Estate Administration. You’re proactive, professional, and enjoy working collaboratively as part of a team. Excellent communication and organisational skills are essential.

About the Role:

This position offers the chance to work within a dynamic and friendly Private Client team, supporting experienced fee earners on a broad range of estate and probate matters. You will play a key role in the smooth running of client files, ensuring exceptional client care and efficient matter progression.

Responsibilities:

• Managing new client enquiries and organising initial meetings
• Handling compliance tasks and assisting with the closure of completed matters
• Supporting fee earners with the administration of a busy caseload
• Liaising with clients, solicitors, and third parties, updating them on matter progress
• Drafting legal documents and routine correspondence
• Maintaining and updating the case management system

About the Team:

The Estate Administration team specialises in advising on probate and trust administration, often working alongside other legal departments to provide a seamless service. The department operates with a partner-led approach, offering a supportive structure that promotes growth and knowledge-sharing across all levels of experience.

This is a fantastic opportunity to develop your legal career in a respected and forward-thinking team, where career development and team collaboration are actively encouraged.

This is a great opportunity to become part of a collaborative and supportive team, where your contribution is valued and your professional development actively encouraged. Please contact Rachel Phillips at TSR Legal or apply directly below: