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A paralegal, also known as a legal assistant, is as vital to a lawyer as a nurse is to a doctor. The paralegal is responsible for many tasks to assist the lawyer in their cases. A paralegal can investigate the information for a hearing, trial or closing. They can also interview and prepare clients for hearings and trials. Depending on how large the law firm is will determine the salary of a paralegal. In May of 2004, the median salary of a paralegal was anywhere from $31,040 to $49,950. This salary also depends on the level of education and degree obtained. There are different levels of education to become a paralegal. The four types of degrees are associate’s degree, certificate, diploma and an online degree. The associate’s degree can be a great way to begin a paralegal career. With an associate’s degree, the expected pay is $8,000 more than someone with a high school diploma. Obtaining an associate’s degree when already in the field can expect to receive a pay raise. A certificate in paralegal is a good option for those who are looking to further their career. Certification can be done either online or on campus so it is convenient to take the course while still working full time. In some cases a law firm will require a paralegal to maintain up-to-date certification. A diploma program is the best choice for someone who did not complete high school. Most employers require a diploma to be able to work. There are now many colleges that allow students to take the courses online. Having a diploma is vital in becoming a paralegal. Getting an online degree to become a paralegal is becoming widely popular. This is the best way for someone who has to maintain a full time job and go to school at the same time. This type of degree is becoming more common among adults that want a career change or advancement. Whichever type of degree that is chosen, there is a course for everyone in every type of situation. Paralegal schools are available to anyone who aspires to become a paralegal or stay current in the field.
Serious offenses such as felonies or crimes involving dishonesty, such as fraud or embezzlement, can prevent someone from becoming a paralegal. Having a criminal background check showing these types of charges could be a barrier to obtaining employment in the legal field.
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NONE ! Anyone can be bribed!
I wouldn't. And why would it be necessary for anyone to have a copy?
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Anyone can study to become a paralegal. The question becomes will a law firm employ you with your criminal record, and if you reside in a state where that profession may be licensed by the state, will they grant you a license?
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anyone
Anyone who thinks they know the answer to the question.
I haven't but it is one of the options that some of my friends have been thinking of. It is one of the schools out there that you can get a really affordable paralegal training. You can check out their website easily as all of the information are out there but for this field, paralegal training, you can also consider other schools/online providers for it. You can even check if your school or the training centers near you are already offering it.
The American Bar Association offers membership to anyone who is willing to pay dues and to anyone who is either a licensed lawyer, a law student, or a non-legal professional such as a law librarian or a paralegal.
anyone, everyone
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I do.
Anyone who has an account.