We are looking for a Probate Law Clerk to join our team and assist our Judges and Attorneys with various administrative tasks to ensure they can efficiently complete their duties.
Probate Law Clerk responsibilities include preparing legal documents, conducting legal research and analysis and compiling case materials for Judges and Attorneys.
Ultimately, you will work with various Attorneys and Judges to ensure they can do their duties as efficiently and effectively as possible.
We are offering $20 to $40 per hour depending on skills and experience. This is a part-time independent contractor position, typically 10 to 20 hours per week depending on workload.
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What does a Probate Law Clerk do?
Probate Law Clerks are legal professionals who review trial records, research the applicable law and draft legal memoranda and court opinions for Attorneys and Judges.
What are the duties and responsibilities of a Probate Law Clerk?
Probate Law Clerks have many responsibilities such as conducting legal research, preparing bench memos, and drafting orders as needed. They also proofread the judge's opinions as well as verify citations to ensure they follow the correct format.
What legal knowledge should a Probate Law Clerk have?
A Probate Law Clerk should have a basic knowledge of federal, tribal, and state court rules; court administrative procedures and practices; and probate court processes.
What makes a good Probate Law Clerk?
A good Probate Law Clerk must have excellent research skills, as they help Judges and Attorney research various legal documents. They also need strong communication skills since they will work with legal professionals in high-stress situations.
Who does a Probate Law Clerk work with?
Probate Law Clerks typically work with Judges and Legal Counsel to provide administrative support on various law cases.
What are the working conditions for a Probate Law Clerk?
Work is generally performed remotely, video conferencing and Google products suite required. Probate Law Clerks are required to printing legal documents and timely mailing to interested parties.
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