Processes probate and court case filings, reviews legal documents, prepares court records and notices, manages electronic dockets, serves courtroom functions, handles financial transactions and reconciliations, assists the public without providing legal advice, prepares reports, supports audits, and may supervise and train court personnel.

Provide paralegal support in juvenile law: organize case files, obtain and analyze records, draft and e-file legal documents, assist attorneys with evidence and witness preparation, track deadlines, attend hearings as needed, and perform related duties including interagency record retrieval and special projects.

Provide legal research, counsel, and representation for the chief juvenile officer in hearings, trials, and appeals; maintain an active caseload; draft pleadings and briefs; attend meetings; rotate on-call duties (including evenings/weekends/holidays); maintain records; stay current on juvenile law and attend trainings; respond to off-duty calls as required.