Paralegal - Probate & Business Transactional - Columbia

Posted 19 days ago

turner padget graham laney paColumbia (SC)

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About the role

Paralegal – Probate & Business Transactional (Columbia, SC) Competitive salaries, cutting-edge technology and a supportive workplace begin the month following your first day of work.
Responsibilities: Estate planning
Probate work Business transactions, entity formation and governance Mergers and acquisitions Document management and analysis Client interaction
Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree or Paralegal certification required
Three to five years legal experience in probate, estate planning or business transactional practice Extensive experience with electronic document and database management Knowledge of probate court processes, procedures and rules Ability to prioritize and manage a large work volume in a fast‑paced environment Exceptional analytical skills with strong attention to detail Professional demeanor with strong interpersonal skills Excellent communication skills and ability to work effectively with clients and employees at all levels Team member who participates in shared office duties and requirements Stable employment history Proficiency in Microsoft Office products (Word, Excel, Outlook) and other legal software applications Turner Padget is an equal opportunity employer, and all inquiries and submissions will be held in strict confidence.

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