2026-01-23 – Weekly Judicial Jobs : Foreclosure roles are in high demand

Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.


This week, there’s a noticeable push for roles in judicial foreclosure and legal assistance, reflecting a critical need in the market. There’s also a good mix of remote opportunities for those looking to work from anywhere, which is becoming increasingly common.


This Week’s Jobs

  • First Judicial BH Trainer
    Company: PMHCC Inc. | Location: Philadelphia, PA
    This role involves providing training and behavioral health referrals within the First Judicial District. It’s great for those with a background in behavioral health and judicial systems.
    Apply Here

  • Legal Assistant - Judicial Foreclosure
    Company: Hirebridge Organic | Location: Little Rock, AR
    You’ll be drafting legal documents and filing pleadings with the court. Perfect for someone well-versed in legal documentation and court procedures.
    Apply Here

  • Judicial Tipstaff I for The Honorable Kay Yu - Civil Trial Division
    Company: City of Philadelphia | Location: Philadelphia, PA
    Assisting in the courtroom to ensure smooth operations during civil trials. Ideal for those who enjoy being in the thick of courtroom activities.
    Apply Here

  • Judicial Tipstaff I for The Honorable Jennifer Schultz - Criminal Trial Division
    Company: City of Philadelphia | Location: Philadelphia, PA
    Similar to the civil division role but focused on criminal trials. It’s a chance to gain hands-on experience in criminal justice proceedings.
    Apply Here

  • Executive Vice President Foreclosure
    Company: BDF Law Group | Location: Addison, TX
    This high-level role oversees default legal services across multiple states. It’s for those with significant experience in strategic and operational management.
    Apply Here

  • Legal Assistant - Judicial Foreclosure
    Company: SouthLaw P C | Location: West Des Moines, IA
    Responsible for supporting legal proceedings in foreclosure cases. Great for those who are organized and detail-oriented.
    Apply Here

  • Court Operations Officer/Spanish Court Interpreter
    Company: COUNTY OF LEHIGH PENNSYLVANIA | Location: Allentown, PA
    This role demands a strong command of legal terminology and Spanish language skills. It’s crucial for ensuring accurate communication in court.
    Apply Here

  • Legal Assistant - Judicial Foreclosure
    Company: SouthLaw P C | Location: Overland Park, KS
    Similar to the role in Iowa, this position focuses on assisting with foreclosure proceedings. It’s a good fit for someone with legal admin experience.
    Apply Here

  • Attorney
    Company: Veritas HHS LLC | Location: Memphis, TN
    This position is for the 30th Judicial District Child Support Services. It’s a meaningful role for attorneys passionate about family law and child support.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

Remote work is more available than ever, giving professionals the flexibility to balance work and life from anywhere. Here are the remote positions this week:

  • Administrative Coordinator For Judicial Education
    Company: Center for Judicial Education and Research/Judicial Council of California | Location: San Francisco, CA
    This role supports judicial education efforts and requires excellent organizational skills. It’s ideal for those who thrive in a remote work setting.
    Apply Here

  • Senior Technology Analyst (ISD25011)
    Company: Tri-Force Consulting Services, Inc. | Location: Sacramento, CA
    This role focuses on tech support for the Judicial Council of California, perfect for tech-savvy individuals.
    Apply Here

  • Software Implementation Specialist II - Courts (Remote Position)
    Company: Omnigo Software LLC | Location: Saint Louis, MO
    This position enhances court processes through software implementation. It’s suitable for those with a knack for technology and process improvement.
    Apply Here

  • Spanish Interpreter
    Company: SOSi | Location: El Paso County, TX
    This role requires experience in interpreting within a judicial environment. It’s a rewarding opportunity for bilingual professionals.
    Apply Here

  • Legal Transcription - Work From Home
    Company: VIQ Solutions Inc | Location: Multiple Locations
    As legal and judicial agencies transition to tech-driven workflows, this role supports that shift. It’s ideal for someone detail-oriented who enjoys working independently.
    Apply Here


See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


That’s it for this week. Keep an eye on these opportunities if you’re in the market, and don’t hesitate to apply if something catches your eye. Best of luck!

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I got two callbacks last week by putting e-filing systems (NYSCEF/Odyssey) up top and attaching a 2–3 page sample on standing/chain of title; one manager said, “if you can draft MSJs on day one, you’re in.” If you go remote, confirm whether they still expect local appearances or wet-ink notarizations, since that derails otherwise perfect fits. Keep a small “go bag” of templates (complaint, default, MSJ) so you can apply fast.

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@OP One thing that’s helped me lately: I attach a one-page “first 24 hours” workflow showing how I intake, confirm note/mortgage, and get service moving, plus a line that I’ll work the court’s time zone for early calendars even when remote. Since these are posted in real-time and you said “apply promptly,” I submit the same day and note a 48-hour turn on initial pleadings, which gets quick responses.

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I’ve had better luck on these real-time posts by leading with “48-hour OOR/JFS drafts + complete RPAPL 1304/1306 proof packets,” and I attach one redacted referee report and surplus-money worksheet so they see I can close the file, not just file it. , some courts hate bundled exhibits, so I note I’ll split affidavits/exhibits into separate PDFs and handle Teams settlement parts for the remote calendars. @OP are hiring managers leaning more toward MSJ drafters or conference coverage this week?

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