Estate Planning Attorney - Part-Time, Virtual | Kansas

United Placement Group•Lawrence, KS

6h•$20,800 - $62,400•Remote

About The Position

Legacy Assurance Plan connects licensed attorneys with intake-complete, pre-qualified clients seeking wills, trusts, and powers of attorney. The company handles marketing, lead generation, client intake and pre-qualification, consultation scheduling, document printing, deed retrieval, delivery scheduling, plan delivery by trained notaries, trust funding guidance, beneficiary review, client follow-ups, and ongoing service so attorneys can focus on legal work. This is a part-time, virtual role for a Kansas attorney working as an independent contractor (1099). Attorneys control their attorney-client relationships and exercise independent professional judgment. Consultations are conducted virtually on the attorney’s schedule, and attorneys set and may change their availability. The number of plans varies by market and is not guaranteed. Compensation is per plan, based on complexity, starting at $400, with weekly payment. Attorneys maintain their own malpractice coverage; Legacy Assurance Plan covers other costs.

Requirements

J.D. from an accredited law school.
Active bar license in good standing.
Comfortable advising clients virtually.
Existing malpractice insurance.

Nice To Haves

Multi-state licensure is a plus but is not required.

Responsibilities

Advise clients on estate planning matters, including wills, trusts, and powers of attorney.
Conduct virtual client consultations on a schedule set by the attorney.
Control the attorney-client relationship and exercise independent professional judgment.
Provide legal work for plans, with potential exposure to business planning, Medicaid asset protection, and special needs planning.

Benefits

Marketing and lead generation at no cost to the attorney.
Client intake and pre-qualification, consultation scheduling, and administrative support.
Document printing, deed retrieval, and delivery scheduling.
Plan delivery by trained notaries.
Trust funding guidance and beneficiary review.
Client follow-ups and ongoing service.
Weekly payment, with no waiting on client billing or collections.
No lead costs, marketing fees, or buy-in.
Flexible availability that attorneys can adjust based on their caseload.
Experience in business planning, Medicaid asset protection, and special needs planning, with support if these areas are new to the attorney.
Peer network of estate planning attorneys for collaboration and questions.