A growing regional law firm is looking to add a Family Law Partner to its expanding practice group as part of a strategic growth initiative.
This opportunity is well-suited for an experienced matrimonial and family law attorney who has built a strong reputation, values client relationships, and is looking for a platform that supports long-term practice growth without unnecessary bureaucracy.
The firm is seeking a partner-level attorney with an established portable practice of approximately $500K+ who is interested in joining a collaborative team with real momentum in the market.
What You'll Be Doing
Handling sophisticated matrimonial and family law matters from intake through resolution
Advising clients on divorce, custody, support, equitable distribution, and complex financial issues
Continuing to grow and strengthen your existing client relationships and referral network
Working alongside firm leadership on the continued expansion of the practice and regional presence
Mentoring and collaborating with attorneys across the office as the group continues to grow
What the Firm Is Looking For
7+ years of experience in matrimonial and family law
Portable book of business of approximately $500K+
Strong client service and relationship-building skills
Entrepreneurial mindset with an interest in growing a long-term practice
Active Connecticut bar admission preferred, or ability to become admitted quickly through reciprocity/waiver
Attorneys admitted in New York, New Jersey, or similar jurisdictions are encouraged to apply
Why Attorneys Are Interested in This Opportunity
Growing regional platform with strong leadership support
Collaborative culture without excessive layers or internal politics
Flexibility and autonomy to continue building your practice
Opportunity to join during an active expansion phase
Clear path for continued growth and influence within the firm
This is an excellent opportunity for a partner-level attorney seeking a firm that values relationships, supports business development, and is committed to sustainable long-term growth.