Legal Secretary with Foreclosure Experience

Details

Country: USA
Location: New Jersey Palisades Park
Relevant Work Experience: must have min of 2 yrs experience
Career Level: experienced non manager
Education Level :high school or paralegal studies OK
Job Status: Full time
Salary: $40k - $60k

Immediate opening in Attorney's office in Palisades Park for a Secretary with Foreclosure experience.
Must have min of 2 years experience.
Must be familiar with NJ courts and Foreclosue laws.
Please outline specific duties you have performed.
Salary $40 - $55000 based on experience.
Medical contribution by employer
2 wks paid vacation.
General requirements :
must have foreclosure experience.
min of 2 yrs total experience
Technical requirements :
computer savvy
Candidates should have some experinence with :
NJ court systems and foreclosure laws
Hiring Process:
Send resume to cmonaco@RealEstateBestJobs.com we will contact you if you qualify and we will arrange a personal interview.

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