Charity Solicitor

Company: Alford & Bishop Legal Recruitment
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Location: London
Job Description:

Overview

In this Charity Solicitor role, you will advise a broad client base of charities, social enterprises, and faith-based groups on governance, regulatory matters, and day-to-day compliance. You will handle charity establishment, trustee support, property work, and strategic transactions across the not-for-profit sector, with a strong focus on religious organisations and land governance. The role blends advisory and transactional work, offering exposure to mergers, restructures, and social investment. You join a fast-developing department led by industry leaders, contributing to mission-driven organisations and shaping governance practice. This is a long-term opportunity in a respected firm with

Pay / Benefits

  • Career Development
  • flexible working
  • benefits package
  • salary information provided
  • supportive team

Responsibilities

  • Advise on charity governance, regulatory matters, and compliance for a range of not-for-profit clients
  • Lead charity establishment and incorporation projects
  • Provide trustee support and handle property, land governance, and development matters
  • Work on legacies, philanthropy, mergers, and restructures
  • Engage in social investment advisory and other advisory/transactional work within the charity sector
  • Support religious organisations and town/parish councils in property-related matters
  • Collaborate with a senior team to manage key client relationships and deliver solutions

Key requirements

  • Qualified Solicitor with 5+ PQE or relevant charity-law experience
  • Solid understanding of not-for-profit and charity regulatory landscape
  • Excellent communication and client-care skills
  • Proactive and collaborative approach
  • Genuine interest in supporting mission-driven organisations
  • excellent communication
  • client-care
  • proactive mindset
  • charity law
  • governance and regulatory compliance
  • property and land governance

Posted: September 14th, 2026