Collections and Foreclosure Attorney (Community ...

Pay: $140,000.00 per year Why This Is a Great Opportunity Step into a high-impact practice representing condominium and HOA communities where your work directly protects clients’ financial health Own cases end-to-end (strategy, pleadings, hearings, settlements, bench trials) with real autonomy and support Stable, high-volume docket with consistent courtroom opportunities in South Florida Competitive compensation: $140,000 base plus participation in a productivity program tied to collected billings Join a client-first firm built around long-term relationships, continuity, and practical use of technology Location: Initially on-site in our Boca Raton office (with the potential to transition to a hybrid schedule over time). Note: Must be a Florida Bar-admitted attorney with significant condo/HOA collections and foreclosure experience, including Florida bench trial experience. About Us We are a boutique-style law firm focused on personalized legal service and long-term client relationships, not “big-firm turnover.” Our team serves community associations and related clients across South Florida with a strong emphasis on responsiveness, continuity, and practical problem-solving. Job Description Manage a docket of condominium and HOA collections and foreclosure matters from intake through resolution Draft and file pleadings, motions, notices, and related litigation documents Handle hearings, mediations, settlement negotiations, and court appearances in Florida state courts First-chair bench trials and drive litigation strategy for collection and foreclosure actions Advise boards and property management on enforcement options, risk, and next steps Coordinate with internal staff to move matters efficiently and keep clients informed Maintain compliance with Florida procedural rules, court requirements, and ethical standards Qualifications Florida Bar admission in good standing Significant experience in community association (condo/HOA) law, collections, and foreclosures in Florida Bench trial experience in Florida courts (first-chair strongly preferred) Strong legal writing skills (motions, pleadings, supporting affidavits) and confident courtroom presence Professional, service-minded communication style with boards, managers, and opposing counsel Organized and efficient with high-volume, deadline-driven litigation work Why You Will Love Working Here You’ll be trusted to run your cases, supported by a team that values responsiveness and quality, and positioned in a practice where your work is tangible and appreciated. If you like being in court, building repeat-client relationships, and practicing law in a practical, business-forward way, this is a strong long-term home. JPC-723 Job Type: Full-time Benefits: Dental insurance Paid time off Retirement plan Vision insurance

Created: 2026-03-07