Summary: Our client is seeking a skilled and compassionate Attorney licensed in South Carolina to handle matters in Probate and Family Law. The ideal candidate will have experience practicing before South Carolina Probate Court and Family Court, strong client‑management skills, and the ability to navigate complex legal and emotionally sensitive issues. This position involves managing cases from intake through resolution, including court appearances and direct client representation.Responsibilities: Advise and represent clients in South Carolina probate, estate administration, guardianship/conservatorship, and family law matters, including contested and uncontested proceedingsPrepare, file, and manage court pleadings and documents for Probate and Family Court, ensuring compliance with statutory deadlines and local rulesRepresent clients in hearings, mediations, temporary hearings, trials, and contested proceedings before South Carolina Probate and Family CourtsAnalyze financial records and assets, negotiate settlements, and advocate effectively on issues involving estate administration, equitable distribution, and supportManage client relationships and caseloads through clear communication, strategic guidance, collaboration with staff, and accurate timekeeping and billingRequired:Juris Doctor (J.D.) from an accredited law schoolActive license and good standing with the South Carolina Bar2–5+ years of experience practicing Probate and/or Family Law in South CarolinaWorking knowledge of South Carolina Probate Court and Family Court proceduresStrong legal writing, oral advocacy, and negotiation skillsPreferredExperience with contested probate matters and complex family law litigationCourtroom and trial experience in South Carolina Family Court or Probate CourtMediation experience or trainingFamiliarity with South Carolina e‑filing systems and legal case management softwareWork Environment:Professional law office settingRegular interaction with South Carolina courts, clients, and opposing counsel Court appearances required based on caseload