Estate Planning Attorney - Part-Time, Virtual | Texas

Overview

This part-time, virtual role supports an independent estate planning attorney in Texas. Work is conducted remotely, with intake-complete, pre-qualified clients. The organization coordinates client intake, scheduling, and plan delivery logistics so the attorney can focus on legal work.

Responsibilities

• Provide legal services for estate planning documents, including wills, trusts, and powers of attorney
• Advise clients virtually and conduct consultations based on the attorney’s availability
• Manage client follow-ups and ongoing service as needed
• Utilize independent professional judgment in the attorney-client relationship
• Support document delivery, including coordination steps such as printing, deed retrieval, and delivery scheduling
• Coordinate plan delivery through trained notaries
• Provide trust funding guidance and beneficiary review

Compensation & Benefits

• Compensation is based on per-plan fees determined by complexity, starting at $400 per plan
• Weekly payment schedule
• Estimated base-rate earnings at 1–3 plans per week: about $400 to $1,200 per week (more complex plans pay more)
• No guaranteed number of plans; volume varies by market and is not assured
• No lead costs, marketing fees, or buy-in required
• Out-of-pocket expense: existing malpractice coverage

Caseload & Flexibility

• Many network attorneys receive 3–5 plans per week
• Availability is set by the attorney and can be adjusted at any time based on the attorney’s caseload
• Consultations are conducted virtually on the attorney’s schedule

Requirements

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

Preferred Qualifications

• Multi-state licensure (a plus, not required)

Additional Notes on Engagement

• The attorney maintains control of the attorney-client relationship and exercises full independent professional judgment
• The model is structured to comply with bar rules on third-party engagements and fee splitting prohibitions
• The attorney maintains malpractice coverage; the organization covers all other costs

Location

• Texas (virtual/remote)

Application

• Submit a current resume; follow-up is expected within 48 hours.