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Trusts & Estates Paralegal
Jobot, Durham, North Carolina, United States, 27703
T&E Paralegal needed for a well-known full-service civil practice law firm in Durham!
This Jobot Job is hosted by: Kat LawrenceAre you a fit? Easy Apply now by clicking the "Apply Now" button and sending us your resume.Salary: $70,000 - $85,000 per year
A bit about us:
Our attorneys are experienced problem solvers who listen to our clients, analyze all aspects of their unique situations, and design creative and practical solutions to help our clients attain their objectives. We are proud of our responsiveness to our clients' needs, and of our ability to consistently deliver the best solutions for our clients. We excel in the following areas:* Real Estate* Tax & Estate Planning* Business & Corporate* Litigation
Why join us?
Competitive benefit packagePTOLife InsuranceShort/Long Term DisabilityDental and Vision401K - company contribution no matter what employee contributesBonus incentives - based on the firm's growth
Job Details
**We are located in Durham close to Chapel Hill - this is an ON-SITE role**
Summary:MUST HAVE: Experience with 706 estate tax return with the ability to complete estate administration as an independent contributor.The ideal candidate will have a four-year degree, paralegal certificate or commiserate experience.The candidate must have experience in the preparation of the following:estate and trust court accountings,estate tax returns and fiduciary income tax returns.Additionally, the candidate must be self-motivated, deadline driven, detail oriented and possess accounting skills, excellent written and verbal communication skills, computer skills, and the ability to work as a team player.
Responsibilities:
Participate in initial client and attorney meetings, establishing facts and gathering personal, financial, and estate planning information.Develop, organize, and maintain estate files, including researching and valuing assets and obtaining necessary appraisals.Prepare and file legal documents such as qualification documents, petitions, notices, orders, disclaimers, and accountings with the Clerk of Superior Court.Assist clients in administering oaths, delivering documents to the court, and managing estate accounts.Handle estate-related logistics, including closing accounts, moving assets, arranging appraisals, and conducting safe deposit box inventories.Obtain tax identification numbers for estates and trusts and draft legal documents like disclaimers and petitions.Maintain docket control, ensure timely filing, and respond to client requests and messages promptly.Manage estate account checkbooks, reconcile monthly statements, and prepare inventories and annual/final accounts for the court.Travel to courthouses, banks, client homes, and brokerage firms as needed and resolve documentation or verification issues.Prepare federal and state estate tax returns, draft receipts and refunding agreements, and calculate final distributions and trust terminations.
Interested in hearing more? Easy Apply now by clicking the "Apply Now" button.
This Jobot Job is hosted by: Kat LawrenceAre you a fit? Easy Apply now by clicking the "Apply Now" button and sending us your resume.Salary: $70,000 - $85,000 per year
A bit about us:
Our attorneys are experienced problem solvers who listen to our clients, analyze all aspects of their unique situations, and design creative and practical solutions to help our clients attain their objectives. We are proud of our responsiveness to our clients' needs, and of our ability to consistently deliver the best solutions for our clients. We excel in the following areas:* Real Estate* Tax & Estate Planning* Business & Corporate* Litigation
Why join us?
Competitive benefit packagePTOLife InsuranceShort/Long Term DisabilityDental and Vision401K - company contribution no matter what employee contributesBonus incentives - based on the firm's growth
Job Details
**We are located in Durham close to Chapel Hill - this is an ON-SITE role**
Summary:MUST HAVE: Experience with 706 estate tax return with the ability to complete estate administration as an independent contributor.The ideal candidate will have a four-year degree, paralegal certificate or commiserate experience.The candidate must have experience in the preparation of the following:estate and trust court accountings,estate tax returns and fiduciary income tax returns.Additionally, the candidate must be self-motivated, deadline driven, detail oriented and possess accounting skills, excellent written and verbal communication skills, computer skills, and the ability to work as a team player.
Responsibilities:
Participate in initial client and attorney meetings, establishing facts and gathering personal, financial, and estate planning information.Develop, organize, and maintain estate files, including researching and valuing assets and obtaining necessary appraisals.Prepare and file legal documents such as qualification documents, petitions, notices, orders, disclaimers, and accountings with the Clerk of Superior Court.Assist clients in administering oaths, delivering documents to the court, and managing estate accounts.Handle estate-related logistics, including closing accounts, moving assets, arranging appraisals, and conducting safe deposit box inventories.Obtain tax identification numbers for estates and trusts and draft legal documents like disclaimers and petitions.Maintain docket control, ensure timely filing, and respond to client requests and messages promptly.Manage estate account checkbooks, reconcile monthly statements, and prepare inventories and annual/final accounts for the court.Travel to courthouses, banks, client homes, and brokerage firms as needed and resolve documentation or verification issues.Prepare federal and state estate tax returns, draft receipts and refunding agreements, and calculate final distributions and trust terminations.
Interested in hearing more? Easy Apply now by clicking the "Apply Now" button.