Family Lawyer/Solicitor

Brachers is a leading law firm of choice in the South East, which prides itself on delivering quality service which provides value to our clients through continuous innovation, robust management practice and a commitment to excellence.<br><br>We are looking for a suitable candidate to carry out the duties of an Associate level Solicitor, with experience in mid-to-high-level and complex financial remedy cases and children work.  Additional experience which would be helpful, although not essential, include pre-/post-nuptial agreements.<br><br>The ideal candidate will have 4-7+ years post-qualification experience in family law. You will be a team player who is willing to adapt and contribute to the success of the team. You should have excellent communication skills and the ability to build and maintain relationships with clients, with colleagues and with other teams within the firm. You should be able to promote the firm internally and externally in order to assist the introduction of new business.<br><br>We offer a friendly and welcoming environment and whilst we expect our people to work hard, we also want them to enjoy their work and establish successful careers with us. Therefore, we offer everyone the opportunity to train, develop, and grow as well as a very competitive reward package.<br><br>In return, you will be offered a competitive salary along with a great benefits package including pension, up to 26 days annual holiday, life assurance, private medical insurance, income replacement scheme, staff discounts, social events etc., along with the opportunity to undertake good quality work and develop your career within a highly reputable legal practice.<br><br><strong>What To Do Next<br><br></strong>Email Alix Taylor at the below email address

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