Attorney-Estate Planning

at  Berlin Patten Ebling PLLC

ABOUT BERLIN PATTEN EBLING, PLLC

Welcome to Berlin Patten Ebling, an established and award-winning law firm recognized for breaking new ground in the legal field. Here, our focus extends beyond traditional legal services; we aim to set higher standards and redefine what excellence means in our industry. We combine the agility and innovation of a tech startup with the commitment to inclusivity and diverse perspectives.
Berlin Patten Ebling fosters an environment for those with a creative approach to legal issues. We pledge to provide outstanding real estate legal services within a workplace culture emphasizing collaboration and open dialogue. Imagine a setting that’s more of a collective brain trust than a conventional law office, where each person’s input is valued and drives our progress.
Your role here goes well beyond a typical job description. You are an integral member of a team that prioritizes your personal well-being and job satisfaction alongside your professional growth. We excel thanks to your unique skills and viewpoints, and we view each success as a shared achievement.
Are you prepared to be part of a firm at the forefront of the legal sector? A place where you can genuinely look forward to Mondays and where your career is not just a job but a journey to make a meaningful difference? We believe you are.

REQUIREMENTS:

• Strong academic credentials with a J.D. degree from an ABA-approved law school and an active member in good standing in the Florida bar.
• 2-5 years of sophisticated income, estate, gift, and generation-skipping transfer tax planning experience
• Prior experience in drafting estate planning documents
• Experience with probate and trust and estate administration
• Prior experience in law firm private practice
• Degree in accounting, CPA license, or LL.M. in Tax strongly preferred
• Excellent academic and employment credentials
• Superior writing capabilities and thorough legal research prowess

• Assist with creating and implementing wealth preservation strategies, business succession planning, and family-office planning.
• Have 2-5 years of sophisticated income, estate, gift, and generation-skipping transfer tax planning experience for high-net-worth individuals.
• Prior experience drafting estate planning documents, including wills, revocable trusts, and irrevocable trusts, such as intentionally defective grantor trusts, is required.
• Experience with probate and trust and estate administration is preferred.
• Prior law firm practice experience is a must.
• Must possess superior writing capabilities and thorough legal research prowess.