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Family Paralegal / 1+ Years' Experience / Manchester / c GBP 30,000 DOE
Excellent opportunity for an experienced Family Paralegal with family law experience and immigration law exposure to develop their career within a supportive and professional team: please call Teagan on 850 and quote Job Ref: 4319
Overview
- Support Solicitors and Fee Earners across a broad range of private family law matters.
- Assist with divorce, financial remedy proceedings, private children matters and general family law applications.
- Prepare and manage case files from instruction through to completion.
- Draft correspondence, legal documents and court applications.
- Liaise with clients, counsel, courts and other professionals.
- Ensure files are maintained in accordance with regulatory and procedural requirements.
- Handle sensitive matters with professionalism, discretion and empathy.
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Requirements
- Minimum of 1 years Paralegal experience within a legal practice required.
- Previous family law experience is preferred, with immigration law experience highly desirable.
- Candidates with exposure to both family and immigration matters will be particularly well suited to the role.
- Strong legal drafting, communication and organisational skills required.
- Ability to manage competing deadlines and work effectively within a busy team environment.
- Genuine interest in family law and a desire to continue learning and developing within the field.
Benefits
Offers strong long-term career development and progression opportunities.
How to Apply
Contact Teagan Portas at eNL on 320 / 850 or email with your CV, or simply call for a confidential discussion.


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