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The Matus Law Group is pleased to announce its Summer Internship Program for students interested in law, advocacy, and helping families plan for the future. This program provides hands-on experience in estate planning, special needs planning, legal research, and client advocacy. We will select three interns one from each education level for an eight-week immersive internship.
Internship Tracks
Three distinct tracks tailored to your education level — each offering meaningful, mentored experience in family-focused legal practice.
1 position
An introductory experience for students exploring the legal field.
Focus: Professional skills, legal basics, special needs advocacy, office experience.
1 position
For undergraduates considering law school or public service.
Focus: Case support, research assistance, client interaction observation, project work.
1 position
Ideal for students seeking substantive legal experience.
Focus: Legal research, drafting, estate planning documents, client advocacy, attorney mentorship.
Checklist
Applicants must submit a complete application package including the following components:
Resume
Current resume highlighting relevant experience and education.
Personal Statement (300–500 words)
Why are you interested in the legal profession and what do you hope to learn from an internship at Matus Law Group?
Reference
Choose one based on your education level:
High School: Teacher or Guidance Counselor
College: Professor or Employer
Law School: Professor or Lawyer
How to Apply
A straightforward four-step process from submission to acceptance.
Email all materials as a single PDF titled LastName_FirstName_Internship2026.pdf to: kjunquet@matuslaw.com
Applications will be reviewed for completeness, writing quality, and interest in the mission of Matus Law Group.
Selected applicants will be invited to a 20–30 minute Zoom interview, including:
Offers will be extended via email. All interns must confirm acceptance within 5 days.
Structure
Duration
8 weeks (June–August; exact dates flexible based on school calendars)
Hours
High School & College: 20-30 hours per week
Law School: 40 hours per week
What to Expect
Every intern is paired with a supervising attorney and participates in weekly learning sessions, hands-on assignments, and professional development activities.
All interns participate in weekly learning sessions, such as:
Assignments vary by educational level but may include:
Each intern is paired with a supervising attorney or staff member who provides:
Ready to Apply?
Submit your complete application package as a single PDF. We look forward to learning about you and your interest in the legal profession.