Tribal Estate Planning Fellow: Staff Attorney
seattle universitySeattle (WA)
Tribal Estate Planning Fellow: Staff Attorney
Posted 5 days ago
seattle universitySeattle (WA)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Seattle University School of Law invites applications for a 0.5 FTE Staff/Contract Attorney to lead the Tribal Estate Planning and Legal Access Fellowship within the Northwest Center for Indigenous Law (NCIL). The role combines mentorship, community engagement, and direct legal service, focusing on tribal estate planning, probate, and access issues.
The Fellow will work with tribal partners, students, and faculty to provide estate planning services for Makah Tribe, Chehalis Confederated Tribes,
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