Litigation Family Law Attorney

A law firm is actively seeking a Litigation Family Law Attorney to join their team in Albuquerque. The ideal candidate should have 3-5 years of litigation experience, possess a Juris Doctorate from an accredited university, and be licensed to practice law in the state of New Mexico. The Litigation Family Law Attorney will play a key role in proactively managing family law cases from inception to resolution. The candidate is expected to provide superior customer service to clients, including the regular delivery of monthly status reports and weekly case reviews. Additionally, the attorney will make improvement recommendations to practice managers and effectively manage performance metrics using practice quality software.

Job Details:

• Proactively manage family law cases from initiation to conclusion.
• Provide superior customer service, including monthly status reports and weekly case reviews.
• Make improvement recommendations to practice managers.
• Manage performance metrics to track accomplishments and client satisfaction through practice quality software.

Requirements:

• Juris Doctorate from an accredited university.
• Passed the Bar Exam on the first attempt.
• 1st chair family law experience.
• Licensed to practice law in the state of New Mexico.
• Ability to quickly learn new technical programs and software.

Experience:

• 3-5 years of litigation experience
• Qualified candidates with a strong background in family law and litigation are encouraged to apply, showcasing their ability to manage cases efficiently, provide exceptional customer service, and contribute to the continuous improvement of the firm's practices.

This family law firm focuses on nationwide domestic litigation, and more specifically, men's divorce. Its family lawyers continue to learn about family law, with a focus on men's divorce and child custody. This family law firm has more than 100 offices located nationwide across the United States. Some states this firm has offices in include Florida, Kentucky, New Jersey, and Wisconsin.