Senior Family Law Lawyer

Senior Family Law Lawyer – 8+ Years
Location: Whitby, ON | In-office
Compensation: Attractive remuneration package

Talent Renew has partnered with a well-established full-service law firm seeking a Senior Family Law Lawyer to join their Whitby office. This is an exceptional opportunity for an experienced practitioner to contribute to a growing practice within a supportive and entrepreneurial environment.

The successful candidate will take on a leading position within the family law group, managing complex files and providing strategic guidance to clients. This role is ideal for a senior lawyer with a strong family law background and a portable practice who is looking to advance their career within a collegial and well-resourced firm.

• Manage a sophisticated caseload of family law matters

• Provide strong advocacy, negotiation, and client advisory support

• Draft and review legal documents related to separation, divorce, support, and property matters

• Work collaboratively with legal teams to deliver high-quality client service

• Maintain clear communication with clients, colleagues, and stakeholders

• Contribute to the growth and development of the family law practice

• Juris Doctor (J.D.) or Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.)

• 8+ years of experience in family law with a reputable firm

• Strong advocacy, interpersonal, and communication skills

• Ability to manage complex files and provide strategic legal guidance

• Entrepreneurial mindset with a commitment to client service excellence

• A full portable practice is strongly preferred

• Attractive remuneration package

• Significant opportunities for professional growth and advancement

• Automated office with strong technical, administrative, and peer support

• Access to resources needed to manage challenging and sophisticated files

If you are a senior family law lawyer seeking to join a dynamic and supportive firm in Whitby, please apply through Talent Renew's career portal. All applications will be handled with strict confidentiality, and we emphasize that discretion is of utmost importance.