Family Law in Lancashire (Hybrid Working) - Colne (VAC-22894)

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Family Law in Lancashire (Hybrid Working)
Colne, Lancashire, England

A well established Lancashire firm is looking for a family law solicitor to work out of their Colne office. The successful applicant will be managing a caseload of private family matters, including Divorce, Children and finances so a minimum of 3 years' PQE in family law is essential. The firm is happy to consider full-time or part-time applicants and are happy to offer hybrid working but likely that a couple of days a week will be required in the office. The role will be permanent and salary levels will be negotiable depending on experience but should be competitive.

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