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Zwartkop, Centurion: FORECLOSURES PARALEGAL
Minimum Requirements:
-Presentable and professional female, with strong sense of urgency and accountability
-Fully bilingual in both Afrikaans and English a must (Afr & Eng client base)
-Matric / Grade 12 (Tertiary paralegal or related legal qualification advantageous)
-Recent bank-related Foreclosures Litigation experience OR Legal Debt Collection experience at a law firm a must (Preferably 4 years Foreclosures Litigation experience)
-Detailed orientated
-Able to work independently in a high-pressure legal environment and manage high-volume caseload independently
-Computer literate in MS Office (Proficiency in Legal Suite, Debt Management, Vertigo, Swordfish, or Excalibur preferred / advantageous)
-Stable employment record and contactable references
-To start as soon as possible, preferably immediately
Duties:
-Manage the full litigation process for foreclosure matters on behalf of banking clients for Law firm
-Independently handle high-volume caseloads with minimal oversight.
-Draft and type all necessary legal documents, notices & pleadings including Section 129 notices, Summonses, Warrants of attachment, Notices & Conditions of Sale and other banking litigation documentation
-Liaise professionally with banks, debtors, sheriff offices and other stakeholders
-Ensure strict adherence to tight turnaround times and procedural requirements.
-Capture case progress and outcomes on internal case management system.
-Prepare progress reports as required.
Salary: R 18 000.00 gross (Slightly negotiable depending on relevant experience)
E-mail detailed CV in Word or PDF format (Not as a link) to oneilc[at]telkomsa.net and indicate the following:
- Reference CR2762; and
- Your monthly gross salary expectation in context with the offered amount.
(Also forward a recent photograph and Reference letters if possible)
APPLICATIONS NOT MEETING ALL REQUIREMENTS WILL BE DELETED WITHOUT ANY CONSIDERATION.
IMPORTANT: This is a skilled legal profession. Do not apply if you do not have the relevant experience at a law firm.
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