Family Law Head of Team

Our client, ranked by The Legal 500 and Chambers & Partners, is seeking a Family Law Head of Team to join them. You will enjoy a range of benefits, including hybrid working, 28 days holiday plus bank holidays and Christmas/New Year, a birthday day off, healthcare, administrative support, a firm-provided computer and mobile, annual appraisals and salary reviews, and many other great incentives.

About the Firm: A nationally recognised law firm with over 20 years experience, ranked by Legal 500 and Chambers & Partners and featured in The Times Best Law Firms ). The firm handles both private and publicly funded work and continues to grow nationwide with a team of 200 professionals. Key responsibilities for the Family Law Head of Team role:
Care Proceedings and PLO matters Divorce and finances Private Law Children Domestic Abuse, Non Molestation / Occupation Orders General family matters, unmarried couples, cohabitation disputes Key requirements for this Family Law Head of Team role: 3 years PQE Able to lead and supervise a growing team Work independently and in a team Confident in own advocacy Following preferred Willing to pursue panel accreditation Proactive in networking and business development Experience in both Public and Private matters Benefits for this Family Law Head of Team opportunity:
Salary up to £70,000pa Your birthday off Profit sharing through bonuses Pension Scheme with employer contribution Health Care Admin support Firm laptop and mobile phone Cycle to Work Scheme Training and development Hybrid working Supportive supervision from mentors Summer and Christmas parties Competitive training packages Modern paperless environment Billing/Credit Control team If you're a Family Law Head of Team ready to take the next step in your career, apply today.

Alternatively, contact Mia Henderson at Law Staff Limited quoting reference 37602. PLEASE CHECK YOUR EMAIL (INCLUDING SPAM FOLDER) FOR CONFIRMATION YOUR APPLICATION HAS BEEN RECEIVED. In accordance with The Conduct of Employment Agencies and Employment Businesses Regulations 2003