Work with me
I offer one-on-one consultations for people planning a route into law school without the LSAT, from choosing a door in the book to building a school list.
A consultation is planning help. Whether you may sit a particular bar still has to come, in writing, from that state's bar.
Book a consultation →What we can work on
- ✓Choosing a door: a non-ABA school, an ABA school that admits without a test, or a law degree abroad
- ✓Building a school list
- ✓Working through foreign law school applications
- ✓Writing your five-year plan
What to bring
You'll get more from the hour if you've done Steps 1 and 2 from Chapter 7 first. Write down three kinds of law: a reach, a safety, and a curiosity. Write down three places you'd live and work. If you've filled in the five-year plan worksheet, bring it.
Who you'll be working with
Angela takes court-appointed criminal defense cases as conflict counsel in a tribal court in Nebraska. She is admitted in three tribal courts, two federal courts of appeals, and three federal district courts, and she is registered with the Executive Office for Immigration Review to appear in the immigration courts and before the Board of Immigration Appeals. She is tribally admitted and is not admitted to the bar of any state.
Other ways to reach me
- Email me
- [email protected]
- Subscribe to my podcast
- Study for the Bar in Your Car, at rss.com/podcasts/study-for-the-bar-in-your-car, on Spotify, on Apple Podcasts, and anywhere you listen to podcasts.
- Find me on TikTok
- @angelawclerk, where I post about alternative routes into law, moving into a legal career after 40, and going back to law school.
- Have a quick question about the book? Ask it here.