Contentious Probate Solicitor

CONTENTIOUS PROBATE SOLICITOR, 2-5 YEARS PQE, CHELTENHAM, £50,000 - £65,000, LEADING NATIONAL PRACTICE – A new opportunity for a Solicitor passionate about Contentious Probate to develop their career at an established firm whilst working alongside a highly experienced Partner within Contentious Probate. JOB REF: 5530
• On offer at this exceptional law firm is unparalleled career progression, the chance to work in a firm with one of the best reputations locally and incredibly competitive starting salaries.
• The ideal Contentious Probate Solicitor will have between 2-5 Years of experience working in a similar role.
• You will assist on all kinds of will disputes and other claims involving administration of an estate, property and trusts.
• In addition, there will be the opportunity to work on more unusual and complex matters including claims before the Court of Protection and professional negligence arising out of the incorrect preparation of a will.
• An ambitious individual with the confidence to communicate with clients and use their own initiative to progress matters independently is required to be successful in this role.
• It is essential that the successful Contentious Probate Solicitor is happy to work independently but also keen to play a key role in the success of this growing team.
• Our client may consider a solicitor working in a civil litigation role, provided they have had some good quality experience of Contentious Probate matters.
• To apply or for more information, or for an initial discussion about the role and your requirements to develop your career please call Penny on
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