Private Client Solicitor, Belfast Abacus is recruiting on behalf of a highly regarded commercial law practice. The Partners are keen to appoint a Private Client Solicitor to support the growth of the Private Client department. You will join a high-performing PC team and manage a high?quality workstream and access a variety of highly established interactions with various professional firms e.g. accountants, tax advisers, wealth management etc. The Role:

Drafting wills (simple and complex), trusts, letters of wishes, and succession planning advice Administration of estates (testate and intestate), including preparation of IHT205 and IHT400 forms Liaising with asset holders and professional advisers Preparing estate accounts and advising on IHT, NRB, and RNRB allowances Advising on Enduring Powers of Attorney and assisting with registration processes Controllership applications before the Office of Care and Protection (OCP) and the High Court Providing tailored advice across a broad range of private client matters.

The Person:

Strong technical ability and attention to detail The ability to manage matters autonomously while contributing positively to a team environment Excellent organisational, communication, and client-care skills A proactive approach and interest in building professional relationships STEP qualification (completed or in progress) is advantageous but not essential.

The Reward:

High-quality, varied work with a strong pipeline of instructions Established referral network and supportive team structure Competitive salary and benefits package Hybrid/flexible working arrangements Clear opportunities for career development and progression.

Ifthis role sounds right for you, then send an updated CV through the link or contact Alan Braithwaite for an honest and confidential discussion. Abacus has been hiring the best legal talent for 20 years, from Partner to Paralegal across Practice & In-House. We have helped shape the careers of 1000s of legal and finance professionals since 2003 and helped 100s relocate back to Northern Ireland. #J-18808-Ljbffr