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by Thriftymaid on September 30th, 2009
I doubt it seriously. It is very hard to get confirmation from the fitness committee in my state to be able to sit for the bar exam. Talk to the state bar in your state, or an admissions person at the law school you are interested in.
If this person has his heart set on being an attorney and the prospects are dim, he might consider getting a paralegal certificate while he is in college. The Bar might have exceptions for someone who works in the field for a period of time.
is a former director liable for unpaid payroll taxes that a now fired employee did not pay
by padreoso on February 10th, 2011
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What's up with this 'Are you 18' thing?
by miserypop on January 16th, 2011
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My friend is a care giver for a family, while at work the home caught of fire.Her car was damaged by fire, is it covered by Home ins.
by jgiustini on January 28th, 2011
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Are there any countries that a U.S citizen can fo to that does not require a passport?
by petersox on November 23rd, 2010
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My Score in Quadrapop is 1.8 million,does anyone have higher?????
by sateshb on January 6th, 2011
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