Apply enforcement authority and financial analysis as a Maintenance Enforcement Officer in Sydney with Nova Scotia Justice. Relief availability is required.
Within the Maintenance Enforcement Program, you will exercise the Director's authority under the Maintenance Enforcement Act. The work involves complex case management, client communication, financial analysis, negotiation, and court representation. You will help administer enforcement processes for court-ordered maintenance payments while managing sensitive public inquiries.
Key Responsibilities:
- Conduct traces to locate payors and their resources
- Garnish resources and issue liens or judgements
- Negotiate payment arrangements using financial information
- Represent the Director in court proceedings
- Manage high-volume and high-conflict caseloads
Requirements:
- Undergraduate degree plus five years related experience
- Computer proficiency using databases to process information
- Experience conducting client interviews and assessments
- Financial analysis, negotiation, and independent decision-making skills
- Excellent communication, interpersonal, and organizational skills
Support Nova Scotia's Maintenance Enforcement Program through sound judgment, enforcement expertise, and effective client communication.
Maintenance Enforcement Officer Sydney 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.
