Role Description A highly regarded law firm in Northern Michigan is seeking an experienced Estate Planning Attorney to join its thriving practice offering the flexibility to work fully remote. The firm is open to someone working 100% remote. The firm is specifically based out of Cadillac, MI so if a candidate is local they may opt to do a hybrid schedule if preferred. - Draft and review estate planning documents, including wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and related instruments - Advise clients on estate planning strategies tailored to their individual and family needs - Occasionally handle related matters such as guardianships and conservatorships (experience here is a plus, but not required) - Manage files efficiently while meeting deadlines in a remote work environment - Communicate clearly and professionally with clients and internal team members Qualifications - 2+ years of experience practicing estate planning (required) - Strong drafting skills and working knowledge of estate planning documents - Ability to work independently and manage a caseload in a remote setting - Licensed and in good standing in the applicable jurisdiction(s) - Experience with guardianships or conservatorships is a plus Benefits - Salary range: $90,000 – $140,000+ (dependent on experience) - Bonus potential available - Fully remote position (hybrid option for local candidates) - Supportive firm culture with a focus on quality work and work-life balance Company Description

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