1. What are of law do you want to practice in? 2. Where do you fit in, in this industry? 3. Why do you want to be in this industry? 4. What are you doing now to advance your career? 5. Strengths/weaknesses? 6. What are your concerns about being a paralegal?
SIS! I'm sooo glad you posted this. I'm about to start my Paralegal journey after working in Healthcare for 17 years. Every bit of advice is a Godsend.
Yess, love to hear this sis!! So happy for you and your journey, wishing you all the best! Let me know fit you have any questions throughout your journey.
Hi girl, you mentioned we need to take an exam to be considered a certified paralegal (different from having a certification) can you go more in depth about the exam and that topic? and if it’s for all states or only cali?
Hey girl! Thank you for these tips I been thinking about taking some Microsoft classes that’s offered free at my local library during undergrad I struggled with Microsoft excel it was a language barrier between me and my professor I took a year break since I graduated I’ll be going back to get my paralegal certification didn’t realize a lot of job require paralegal experience I eventually want to go to law school but I want to get my foot in the door with being an paralegal. Also I don’t see the link for typing proficiently can you please send it again?
Thank you so much for sharing this video with us! I have been accepted to my Paralegal education, so I will start school now next week. The reason why I wan't to work as a paralegal is because I wan't to help others. Especially when it comes to how to interpete the laws. Because if someone doesn't know their rights & how the rules are, it's so easy to get into problems. I really wan't to help others. Who knows, maybe I will begin to study later on as a lawyer/attorney in the future? One thing I really like about this education is that it's only 2 years long & you have quite an ok average income. :)
Love the Content #Crystal Hi Crystal I've been a Pro Se Litigant for the past five months, handling tasks like filing complaints, motions, briefs, and conducting discovery. How can I leverage this experience in my pursuit of becoming a Paralegal?
Hi Crystal! I am starting community college soon majoring in psychology! I am considering a paralegal career but wonder if I can still study what I love (psychology) - or if it would be a waste? Also I came across my first video of you a couple hours ago and have been binge watching since! Keep going girl !💕
I know I’m interested in probate & trust. As well as real estate. My background thus far has been in customer service, account management, HR. My biggest concern about becoming a paralegal is really the longevity since AI is being incorporated. What’s your take?
1. What are of law do you want to practice in?
2. Where do you fit in, in this industry?
3. Why do you want to be in this industry?
4. What are you doing now to advance your career?
5. Strengths/weaknesses?
6. What are your concerns about being a paralegal?
You should try and pass the bar try what do you have to lose do it we need more Cochran's
I definitely would but at this point, the cost of law school haunts me in my sleep 😫 lol. It’s not completely out just yet.
SIS! I'm sooo glad you posted this. I'm about to start my Paralegal journey after working in Healthcare for 17 years. Every bit of advice is a Godsend.
Yess, love to hear this sis!! So happy for you and your journey, wishing you all the best! Let me know fit you have any questions throughout your journey.
@@CrystalHurt Will do! Thank you Beloved. 🙏🏽💜
I am also considering this field after 24 years in healthcare!
Same here I am starting my Paralegal journey after working in Law Enforcement for 16 years.
video ideas: going over NALA requirements/ paths to become a certified.
Organization of a paralegal/ case management
Thank you, I appreciate the suggestions! Will try to address some of these in my next Paralegal video!
Omg I’ve been watching ur vids for paralegal information and this is exactly what I needed!!! I love ur content!!!!
Hi! So glad you were able to find this info helpful! Thank you so much for tuning in as well :)
Hi girl, you mentioned we need to take an exam to be considered a certified paralegal (different from having a certification) can you go more in depth about the exam and that topic? and if it’s for all states or only cali?
Hi hun! I answered this question in my Q&A Part 4 that I uploaded today! :)
Hey girl! Thank you for these tips I been thinking about taking some Microsoft classes that’s offered free at my local library during undergrad I struggled with Microsoft excel it was a language barrier between me and my professor I took a year break since I graduated I’ll be going back to get my paralegal certification didn’t realize a lot of job require paralegal experience I eventually want to go to law school but I want to get my foot in the door with being an paralegal. Also I don’t see the link for typing proficiently can you please send it again?
Great video, more paralegal/legal content please :) May I ask if you plan on pursuing anymore education aside from your paralegal exam? Thank you!
Thanks so much, I'm glad you enjoyed it! :) And yes, I actually want to work on pursuing my Masters in the next couple of years.
That is so wonderful :) Do you know which subject you would like to get your masters in?@@CrystalHurt
Can you talk about pay ?
Yes, I can address this in my next Q&A. What state are you located in (If you don't mind saying).
@@CrystalHurt can you talk about South Carolina?
Ohio please
@@CrystalHurt Iowa
@@CrystalHurtPlease consider Massachussetts, too!
Thank you so much for sharing this video with us!
I have been accepted to my Paralegal education, so I will start school now next week. The reason why I wan't to work as a paralegal is because I wan't to help others. Especially when it comes to how to interpete the laws. Because if someone doesn't know their rights & how the rules are, it's so easy to get into problems. I really wan't to help others. Who knows, maybe I will begin to study later on as a lawyer/attorney in the future? One thing I really like about this education is that it's only 2 years long & you have quite an ok average income. :)
Love the Content #Crystal Hi Crystal
I've been a Pro Se Litigant for the past five months, handling tasks like filing complaints, motions, briefs, and conducting discovery. How can I leverage this experience in my pursuit of becoming a Paralegal?
Hi Crystal! I am starting community college soon majoring in psychology! I am considering a paralegal career but wonder if I can still study what I love (psychology) - or if it would be a waste?
Also I came across my first video of you a couple hours ago and have been binge watching since! Keep going girl !💕
Great content sis keep going I just started prelaw I had the same thoughts but I'm going for the gold
Love watching you do what you do!!🥰
Aw, thank you so much!! 🤍
What do you think about Blackstone Career Institute
I know I’m interested in probate & trust. As well as real estate. My background thus far has been in customer service, account management, HR.
My biggest concern about becoming a paralegal is really the longevity since AI is being incorporated. What’s your take?
Hi!! I answered this question in my Q&A Part 4 that I uploaded today! :)
The music is distracting. Really no need for it. Thx
Sorry about that, I thought I had low enough. I’ll try to adjust for the next video!