If you have experience in a law firm or court and are seeking an interesting position as a legal assistant or associate attorney in the Clarkston-area, then read on. If you know someone interested in this type of employment, please send them the link to this post.
Clarkston-area attorney and court-appointed fiduciary seeks full-time assistant with social-work or legal experience for a dynamic and challenging position involving the administration and maintenance of guardianships, conservatorships, trusts, and estates.
Self-direction, strong management and organization skills, coupled with a desire to help others less-fortunate, are valuable traits for this position.
Working knowledge of computers, including on-line computer research skills, data base management, and familiarity with Quick Books or similar billing program is essential. Experience with the Social Security Administration, Oakland County
Specific duties include: responding to telephone queries from wards, their family members and care-providers, filing, document preparation, computer work, maintaining and organizing a computerized contact data-base and organized work area; reviewing incoming paperwork related to the wards; researching and investigating appropriate residential placements for wards; applying for and maintaining services and benefits provided by Social Security, Department of Human Services, Medicare, Medicaid, medical insurance providers, and mental health organizations; preparation and filing of probate court forms; assisting attorney at court; conducting regular ward-visits (must have own transportation); maintaining attorney’s probate calendar for hearings and appointments; and recording services provided to wards in a billing program.
This position pays hourly during a probationary training phase. Salary and benefits are possible, depending on the employee’s job performance, work-ethic and ability. Qualified candidates that demonstrate how this opportunity fits into their long-term professional formation and career development will be given the most serious consideration.
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