The associate attorney will assist with and eventually handle matters involving: Client case strategy; Drafting pleadings, motions, discovery, settlement proposals, and correspondence; Preparing for hearings, mediations, negotiations, and trial; Communicating with clients, opposing counsel, court staff, and other professionals; Conducting legal research and analysis; Managing case deadlines and helping move matters forward efficiently; Appearing in court as experience and readiness develop. The ideal candidate should have: Admission to the Virginia Bar, or pending Virginia Bar results; 0–2 years of legal experience; A strong interest in family law; Excellent writing, communication, and organizational skills; Professionalism, good judgment, and attention to detail; A willingness to learn, receive feedback, and take initiative; The ability to work well in a team-oriented, in-office environment; A desire to build practical courtroom, negotiation, and client-management skills.