Private Client Solicitor , Salisbury This is a very good opportunity, a family friendly firm, close knit team, where people tend to stay and there's a good track record of promotion and progression to the top from within. You will be working alongside an experienced head of department handling a busy caseload of wills, probate, estates, tax and non-tax matters, trusts, court of protection and lasting powers of attorney. You'll be someone who should be able to hit the ground running so it is anticipated you'll have upwards of 2 years PQQE and be able to draft and respond to any type of query. You should be absolutely motivate by this type of work and you'll enjoy client contact, helping them with sensitive issues. Applications from relocators will be considered however you should be able to demonstrate a commitment to live and work in the area.
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Douglas Scott Legal Recruitment
Posted 10 hours ago, valid for 23 days
Salisbury, Wiltshire SP2 0AF, England
£35,000 - £42,000 per annum
Full Time
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Sonic Summary
- The Private Client Solicitor position in Salisbury offers a supportive and family-friendly work environment with opportunities for promotion from within.
- The role involves managing a busy caseload that includes wills, probate, estates, trusts, and lasting powers of attorney alongside an experienced head of department.
- Candidates should have at least 2 years of post-qualification experience (PQE) and be capable of drafting and responding to various legal queries.
- The ideal applicant will be motivated by private client work and enjoy engaging with clients on sensitive matters.
- Relocators are welcome to apply but must demonstrate a commitment to live and work in the area.
