Beacon Family Law is an established Perth based law firm practicing exclusively in family law. The firm was established 20 years ago by the Director. We are a small team that uphold high standards in our work. You will work directly with the Director.
The Position
We require a Graduate Solicitor to join our team. As a Family Lawyer, you will
- Assist the principal to run his files
- Speak to clients and take client instructions
- Draft and review legal documents;
- Ensure timely and effective communication with clients in line with our service guarantees.
- Provide clear and compassionate advice to clients navigating complex family law issues
- Draft correspondence, court documents and advices
- Attend client meetings and pre-trial conferences/mediations
- Helping to prepare matters for settlement negotiations and hearings
- Brief and liaise with counsel
What we're looking for
We are looking for an enthusiastic junior lawyer who:
- is 0-1 year post‑admission experience,
ideally who has worked as a paralegal or is working as a junior family lawyer.
- must hold Australian legal admission only.
- has genuine interest in developing a career in family law
- has sound organisational skills and high attention to detail
- has common sense, initiative and valuable communication skills
- can work independently and problem solve
- has a resilient nature and aspires to eventually conduct their own files with minimal supervision
- learns from mistakes and doesn't make the same mistake twice
What we offer
We offer a flexible working environment, competitive remuneration, fund CPD training and annual practice certificate costs.
Apply now
If you are a motivated junior legal practitioner , we would like to hear from you. Please submit your CV and a covering letter to the Practice Manager - ****@beaconfamilylaw.com.au by 26 October 2026.
📌 Junior Family Lawyer 0-2 PAE (Perth)
🏢 Beacon Family Law
📍 Perth
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