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We are excited to announce that we are seeking 1-2 Associate Attorneys!
Our modern, growing firm is seeking motivated Associate Attorneys with a heart for service to handle estate planning, family law, and possibly some criminal law based on their interests. Our firm serves La Plata, Archuleta, Montezuma, and surrounding counties. We have a very competitive payment structure, bonuses, flexible hours, remote work availability, and multiple locations to serve the surrounding area. We rely on technology and focus our practice areas in order to keep client costs affordable while our services are tailored as a one-stop-shop for families. Our firm prioritizes work-life harmony, and strives to constantly learn how to better serve families to ensure an even better future society.
If you want to make a difference in the community, our firm might be a great fit.
Please send a letter of interest and resume to me at hello@durangofamilylaw.com. Please feel free to submit any questions to the same email address.
We can’t wait to work with you!
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