LEGAL ADVOCATES (FAMILY LAW AND IMMIGRATION)
National Legal Aid & Defender Association · Los Angeles, CA · 2 wk ago
Legal$29–$31/hrFull-time
Skill Requirements
- Prepare client correspondence and memoranda
- Draft legal forms, notices, declarations, and other legal documents under attorney supervision
- Conduct interviews and engage in fact-gathering with clients
- Provide case-related information to clients
- Communicate with clients, law enforcement, and governmental agencies like the Department of Children and Family Services
- Perform legal research to support attorneys
- Search, retrieve documents, and make copies of filings
- Translate documents from Spanish to English (and vice versa)
- Calendar deadlines and events for client matters
- Fax, scan and mail documents as needed
- Prepare, organize, and maintain digital files for clients
- Participate in regular team meetings and trainings
Qualifications
- Adhere to all Survivor Justice Center policies and procedures
Benefits
- A 35-hour workweek
- Vacation, generous paid sick leave and holiday time
- 100% employer-paid medical, dental, long-term disability, and life insurance for employees
- A 403(b) plan with matching
- Flexible savings accounts
- Supplemental insurance offerings
- Eligible for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) Program
Pay
$29-$31 per hour depending on experience
Schedule
Full-time (35 hours/week)