Assistant District Attorney - 26th Judicial District (Child Support)

Posted 11 days ago

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Legal Support Workers, All Other Courts

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About the role

Assistant District Attorney- Child Support Division 26th Judicial District | Primary Office is in Lexington, TN covering court in Lexington and Jackson, TN, TN On-Site | Full-time | Associate The 26th Judicial District Attorney's Office is seeking an Assistant District Attorney-Child Support Division. The Assistant District Attorney for Child Support in the 26th Judicial District represents the State of Tennessee in Chester, Henderson, and Madison Counties in child support proceedings. Baseline Responsibilities Establishment, Enforcement, and Modifications of Orders Address medical insurance associated with Child Support Orders Prepare and review Tennessee Child Support Worksheets Prepare motions, orders, and other legal documents Appear in court and present evidence, make legal arguments Communicate effectively with staff, clients, opposing counsel, court personnel, and affiliates Maintain accurate files, deadlines, and documentation

Minimum Qualifications: Must be a licensed attorney in good standing in the State of Tennessee and, must be able to pass a background check.

Preferred Qualifications: Must be a licensed attorney in good standing in the State of Tennessee and, must be able to pass a background check. Compensation Monthly: Based on experience

Application Deadline: 2026-12-31

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