McGrath Tonner
Associate Attorney – Family Law
George Town · Full-time · CI$5,832.67–6,250.40 a month
Closes 25 Nov 2026. On WORC, open Associate Attorney – Family Law, job ID G5H5C6. No results? Press Search on WORC. Independent and free: we never take applications.
Associate Attorney – Family Law at McGrath Tonner is a full-time job in George Town, Cayman Islands, advertised on the WORC Jobs Portal (job ID G5H5C6) on 4 Nov 2026, closing 25 Nov 2026. Advertised pay: KYD$5,832.67 - KYD$6,250.4 Monthly, about CI$69,992 to CI$75,005 a year (CI$33.65 to CI$36.06 an hour at 40 hours a week). Apply only on the official advert; Cayman Job Finder is independent and free and never takes applications.
- Salary
- CI$5,832.67–6,250.40 a month
- Equivalent
- About CI$69,992 to CI$75,005 a year (CI$33.65 to CI$36.06 an hour at 40 hours a week)
- Location
- George Town, Cayman Islands
- Work type
- Full-time
- Hours per week
- 40
- Positions
- 1
- Posted
- 4 Nov 2026
- Closes
- 25 Nov 2026
- WORC job ID
- G5H5C6
About the role
Pay context: the median advertised pay for open legal & compliance jobs is CI$125,058 a year (26 WORC adverts that state pay); this advert is below that. Legal & compliance salaries.
Full details and how to apply: view the advert on the WORC Jobs Portal (opens in a new tab) (job ID G5H5C6).
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- Days open: 2 days since it was posted (4 Nov 2026); closes 25 Nov 2026.
- Similar open adverts: 52 other open legal & compliance jobs, 22 of them in George Town (see them all).
- If you would need a first work permit: under the immigration changes in force since 1 May 2026, a person granted their first work permit on or after that date must stay with the sponsoring employer for at least two years; leaving earlier generally means leaving the Cayman Islands for a year unless an exemption is granted (domestic helpers can move to another domestic helper job). Source: Cayman Islands Government, Ministry of Caymanian Employment & Immigration.
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