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I want to be a lawyer in family law. I would especially like to hear from lawyers. Anyway, I have a few questions. And I would like to know what to expect. Education wise, what does it take to go into family law? After you graduate? What happens? How much should I expect to make
about 1 year ago - 1 comment
I want to be a lawyer in family law. I would especially like to hear from lawyers. Anyway, I have a few questions. And I would like to know what to expect. Education wise, what does it take to go into family law? After you graduate? What happens? How much should I expect to make
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Hi everyone, I am a professional IT manager who is looking into changing career so I don’t end up like so many great IT managers that just because they are old and a younger person with less salary can do the job, they are almost out of job or have a job but got salary
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about 1 year ago - 1 comment
Lawyers practicing criminal law or lawyers practicing family law? Which kind is better if both are applicable?
about 1 year ago - 1 comment
I need a lawyer to help me get custody of my daughter for little or no money, she was sexually abused this year from her step-fathers step son, and is unhappy where she is in Texas, I live in Maryland but I have been out of work due to a back injury, she cries and
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I would like to know if there are statue of limitations for filing a order for contempt in a child custody agreement. My daughter’s father & I have a custody agreement where he gets her one week day & every other weekend. Well he is a deadbeat who barely sees her so his mother &
about 1 year ago - 1 comment
Which one is worth having a career in? I’m stuck. I know that PI lawyers get paid more… and i know that sometimes with criminal law the clients can be a little on the offside… but what do you think?
about 1 year ago - 1 comment
Frankly, my personal feelings towards them are arrogant, pompous jerks who make way too much money than they deserve and because, regardless of what the constitution says about innocent until proven guilty which I wish we could change, they defend these low life scum or the earth individuals and help them get away with whatever
about 1 year ago
Super experienced paralegals in some specialized fields (IP is the big one, although there are others) could be more valuable than beginning attorneys and thus earn more, especially in the small firm environment. Solo practitioners are a whole separate deal as they usually set their own rates and a large percentage of their earnings is going towards office space, etc.
Specialized paralegals will probably continue to be valuable because they cost the client less money and are usually paid less. A good, experienced paralegal can handle a fair amount of work that would otherwise be given to a first or second year associate and the billable hour charge will be less than half that for the attorney. Both the client and the firm win.