Family Law Attorney
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
Title: Family Law AttorneyLocation: Virginia, USA (100% Remote)Salary: $120k-$150k + Bonus
Haraka Headhunters LLC is an attorney search firm specializing in corporate attorney placements. We’re working very closely with a top-tier boutique law firm that is looking to add a new family law attorney to their team due to exponential growth.
Qualifications:A minimum of 2 years of recent post-JD experience in the following areas:DivorceAlimonyAnnulmentChild supportEquitable distributionChild custody disputesPre-nuptial agreementsPost-nuptial agreementsMust be comfortable billing a minimum of 1800 hours per annum
Education Requirements:JD or LLM from a US ABA-accredited law schoolAdmitted and in good standing with the VA State Bar AssociationDC License is a plusJudicial clerkship is a major plus
What we can offer...4 weeks PTOGenerous end-of-year bonus100% remote option (with the exception of occasional court appearances)
Feel free to e-mail your resume directly to: Clement@HarakaHeadhunters.com
- **We are offering a $200 referral bonus in the event that you refer an attorney who is hired by our client***
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