Description

I'm looking to hire a family law associate.  I'm happy to train you.  In fact, I'd rather you not have spent several years learning a bunch of nonsense that I have to get you to unlearn.  However, what I do require is that you have a real interest in learning and practicing family law.   Practically speaking, the best way to demonstrate this is to have a full year of practicing family law.  If that's you, then read on.

The firm is very collegial and informal.  I am a ton of fun to be around.  The job is in office, but that's mainly to facilitate firm culture and you becoming a better lawyer.  I do not have a punch clock.  If you want to leave early or take a day and can manage your calendar like a grown up, then that's fine.  The billable requirement is 130 hours per month.  The firm offers the standard suite of benefits (health, 401k).

If interested, send me a legal memorandum that you filed with the superior court of Washington (in family law and preferably less than ten pages).  And a resume.