Family Paralegal

NXTGEN is working with an established regional law firm who are looking to recruit a Family Paralegal into its Bury St Edmunds office. This opportunity would suit a Family Paralegal who enjoys client-facing work, wants exposure to a varied caseload and is looking to develop within a respected and supportive legal team. For any Family Paralegal seeking a long-term move with quality work and genuine progression prospects, this is a role worth exploring.

Overview

Joining a busy Family department, you will provide key support on a range of privately funded matters while working closely with experienced solicitors and fee earners. You will be involved from instruction through to conclusion, helping ensure matters progress smoothly and clients receive an excellent service throughout.

Typical Work Includes

Divorce and relationship breakdown matters
Financial remedy and asset division matters
Private children arrangements
Cohabitation and separation agreements
Pre-marital agreements
General family law advisory matters

Day-to-Day Responsibilities

Preparing documents, letters and court paperwork
Opening, maintaining and closing files accurately
Speaking with clients and handling general queries
Liaising with barristers, courts and third parties
Assisting with hearing preparation and bundles
Supporting fee earners with diary management and case progression
Billing support and general departmental administration

Candidate Profile

This role could suit someone currently working as a Family Paralegal, Legal Assistant, Legal Secretary or similar within a family law team. The successful candidate is likely to demonstrate:

Previous experience within family law
Strong organisation and time management skills
High attention to detail
Professional and empathetic communication style
Confidence managing a busy workload
A team-focused and proactive attitudeIf you are a Family Paralegal considering opportunities in Bury St Edmunds, please apply in confidence or contact us for further information.

Salary offered is dependent on experience