Elder Law​/Probate​/Trusts & Estates Attorney – U.S. Locations

Job Overview

Multiple respected practices — including established elder law boutiques, private client groups, and community-focused firms — are hiring an experienced Elder Law Attorney to support expanding client demand across the United States. With the senior population increasing and families seeking trusted advisors, elder law, probate, and trusts & estates legal jobs are among the fastest-growing practice areas.

These opportunities offer meaningful, relationship-driven work where attorneys make a direct difference in clients’ lives. Whether you prefer a collaborative boutique or a larger Am Law firm platform, this Elder Law Attorney role provides flexibility, stability, and long-term career growth.

• Advise seniors and families on long‑term care planning and Medicaid / benefits eligibility
• Structure asset protection and financial preservation strategies
• Draft advance directives, healthcare proxies, and powers of attorney
• Handle guardian ships, conservatorships, and protective proceedings
• Prepare and administer special needs trusts and disability planning vehicles
• Counsel clients on elder abuse prevention and advocacy matters
• Support related estate planning, probate, and trust administration work
• Work closely with families, care providers, and fiduciaries

• 1–10+ years of elder law, probate, or trusts and estates experience
• Background in long‑term care or Medicaid planning preferred
• Experience with guardian ships or conservatorships strongly valued
• Admission to the Bar in at least one U.S. jurisdiction required
• Strong client counseling and communication skills
• Compassionate, patient, and solutions‑focused approach
• Ability to manage sensitive family and financial issues

• Lower billable pressure compared to traditional Big Law
• Strong mentorship and partner access
• Flexible, lifestyle‑friendly practice environments
• Deep community relationships and repeat client work
• Opportunity to build a long‑term private client practice

• Direct, meaningful impact on families and vulnerable clients
• Broad exposure across elder law, probate, and trusts & estates
• Opportunity to grow your own client relationships
• Clear partner‑track position potential in many offices
• Roles available nationwide — excellent options for attorneys seeking relocation or local legal jobs
• Rare chance to combine purpose‑driven work with professional stability

Apply now for a confidential discussion with a recruiter at BCG Attorney Search. Explore these opportunities today. Submit your resume to be matched with the practices most aligned with your goals.