I want to be an attorney practising family law?
Wednesday, May 12th, 2010 at
3:35 pm
I am 35 years old single mom of 2 young children. I have decided to go to school to be an attorney practising law. The problem is, I was homeschooled many years ago and never wnet through any formal kind of education. And I don’t have any kind of high school cert. However, I am both street and book smart. I am affluent in languages, fast learner and hardworker. Now, how and where should I go for starter? I am in Tacoma, WA area.
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You need a college degree from an accredited college. You then need to take the LSAT and apply to law school. Tuition, books and fees for law school are currently about $125,000-$200,000. Then, you need to take and pass the bar and find a job in a market glutted with lawyers that pays enough to live on and allow you to pay your student loans.
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