Administer court services in Antigonish using legal knowledge and exceptional communication skills within Nova Scotia Justice. Manage complex, high-volume cases independently.
As a Justice Officer 4, you will support the Supreme Court General Division and perform Prothonotary or Registrar of Probate functions. You will provide legal information, apply legislation and rules, and ensure court filings are processed consistently. The work supports fair and accessible court administration.
Key Responsibilities:
- Case manage high-volume, high-conflict court matters
- Provide legal information to litigants
- Take oaths and affirmations on legal documents
- Issue and register court orders
- Scrutinize court documents and filed actions
Requirements:
- Bachelor's degree and five years' legal experience
- Apply rules, statutes, and legislation accurately
- Communicate exceptionally in person and electronically
- Make complex decisions independently
- Maintain impartiality, confidentiality, and professionalism
Bring court administration, legal document, and decision-making expertise to Nova Scotia Justice as a Prothonotary and Registrar of Probate.
Prothonotary Registrar of Probate employer: Government of Nova Scotia
The Department of Municipal Affairs in Halifax offers a dynamic and supportive work environment where you can make a significant impact on local governance across Nova Scotia. As a permanent employee, you will benefit from a culture that values collaboration, innovation, and professional growth, with opportunities to develop your leadership skills while working closely with municipalities to enhance community outcomes. Join us in fostering effective governance and enjoy the unique advantage of contributing to meaningful change in a vibrant city known for its rich history and community spirit.
