Solicitor

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Notta Taj Law
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Uxbridge, Greater London
Posted 2 weeks ago
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We’re Hiring | Experienced Family Law Solicitor



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Notta Taj Law is looking for an experienced Family Law Solicitor to join our team.


We are looking for a solicitor who is confident running a busy caseload independently and who has substantial experience dealing with complex Children Act proceedings and Financial Remedy matters.


You will need to be comfortable handling cases involving:


• Complex private Children Act proceedings

• Domestic abuse and safeguarding allegations

• Fact-finding hearings and contested proceedings

• Relocation and other complex children disputes

• High-conflict cases requiring strong case management and strategy

• Financial Remedy proceedings, including matters involving businesses, property and more complex asset structures


You should be an experienced, confident solicitor with excellent drafting and client-care skills, sound judgment and the ability to take ownership of cases from instruction through to conclusion.


We are particularly interested in hearing from candidates with approximately 3–7+ years PQE, although the quality and depth of your family law experience is more important than PQE alone.


Notta Taj Law is a busy and growing family law practice. We are looking for someone who can hit the ground running and who shares our commitment to providing clients with strategic, robust and compassionate representation.


Competitive remuneration, dependent upon experience. xwzovoh


For a confidential discussion about the role, please send us a direct message or forward your CV and a brief introduction.

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