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Originally Posted by DirtyHippieUTE
Perhaps I will be "THE ONE."
Is there a sword I can pull out of a rock or something to check... If I can be a mediator and not have to finish law school, that would be spiffy.
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Only the sword of results from the stone of experience. How was that?
But seriously, ladies and germs, stay in school. THen either work real hard for 25 years while donating a lot of cash ot the party that will be in power in your state when the 25 years is up and then get yourself appointed as a judge and then 5-10 years later retire and charge exhorbitant fees whether you are any good ro not as a mediator, or hook-up with a private mediator/special master now, right out of school, or practice for a few years after svhool and then gradually start taking acses, such as through a bar referral program or through triple AAA or some such, until you figure out if you are nay good or not.
Notice, all of these options involve finsihing school, which you should do no matter what, IMO.