Estate Planning Attorney - Part-Time, Virtual | Kansas

Overview

Part-time, virtual Estate Planning Attorney position in Kansas. This role is an independent contractor (1099) position and provides virtual client intake and support to help attorneys focus on legal work.

Estate planning matters handled include wills, trusts, and powers of attorney. A trained intake and delivery support process is provided, including plan delivery coordination by notaries and guidance related to trust funding.

Responsibilities

• Advise clients on estate planning matters, including:
  • Wills
  • Trusts
  • Powers of attorney
• Conduct virtual consultations with clients on your schedule
• Maintain full independent professional judgment and control of the attorney-client relationship
• Participate in document preparation and plan delivery workflow, including:
  • Reviewing and delivering completed plans to clients as coordinated through the support team
• Provide guidance related to trust funding and beneficiary review
• Complete client follow-ups and ongoing service as required for the matters you accept
• Manage workload based on availability you set and adjust over time
• Ensure compliance with applicable bar rules related to third-party engagements and fee splitting prohibitions (structure is intended to support compliance)

Compensation & Benefits

• Independent contractor (1099)
• Per-plan fees determined by complexity, starting at $400 per plan
• Paid weekly
• No lead costs, marketing fees, or buy-in
• Out-of-pocket expense: existing malpractice coverage
• At 1–3 plans per week, base-rate earnings range from about $400 to $1,200 per week (more complex plans pay more)
• The number of plans you receive is not guaranteed

Caseload and Flexibility

• Many network attorneys receive 3–5 plans per week
• Availability is set by you and can be adjusted anytime based on your caseload
• Consultations are conducted virtually
• Plan volume varies by market and is not guaranteed

Requirements

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

Preferred Qualifications

• Multi-state licensure (a plus, not required)
• Experience or interest in business planning, Medicaid asset protection, and special needs planning (support is available if these are new to you)

Location

• Kansas
• Remote (virtual consultations)