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Depends on where you live. If you live in the south. I would say no. I red about paralegals and thought, “Wow, I am like a junior lawyer.” Okay, then reality set in. See, in some states, (read most southern states), a paralegal is listed as person that works under the guidance of a lawyer. That being said, a paralegal in Georgia does not need ANY FORMAL EDUCATION. Thus, they, the paralegals, are glorified legal secretaries. After doing such for a few years, I found that I made far more money being a bartender or server in a fine dining restaurant. The plus side is that taking paralegal courses, I am legally able to represent clients in adversarial hearings, such as unemployment and disability hearings. This has helped me in the past to offer aid and counsel to my friends. Now in states such as New York, California, and Nevada where Paralegal is defined as “under Business and Professions Code § 6450, a paralegal must have at least one of the following:An ABA approved paralegal certificate.A certificate of completion of a paralegal program at, or a degree from, a postsecondary institution that requires the successful completion of a minimum of 24 semester, or equivalent, units in law-related courses and that has been accredited by a national or regional accrediting organization or approved by the Bureau for Private Postsecondary and Vocational Education.A bachelor's degree or advanced degree in any subject and at least one year of experience performing legal tasks under the supervision of an attorney that has at least three years' legal experience in California himself. The attorney must sign a written declaration stating the paralegal is qualified to perform legal tasks.Before December 31, 2003, have completed a high school diploma or general equivalency diploma and a minimum of three years of law-related experience under the supervision of an attorney that has at least three years' legal experience in California himself. The attorney must sign a written declaration stating the paralegal is qualified to perform legal tasks.[39]”Reference : Paralegal - WikipediaParalegals in California command a higher median salary then nationally.“According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics’ 2016-17 Occupational Outlook Handbook, the median national annual salary for paralegals is $48,350.”Here is the reference for the above information, also the website gives you a breakdown of the median salary by state for paralegal .Paralegal Salary by State | How Much Do Paralegals Make?I would look at the state you live, see what the job growth rate is for a paralegal, the starting salary and the median salary after a few years. Also, what are the job requirements for being a paralegal. Paralegals make the most money when they are performing overtime. So, do not think it will be a 35–40 week.

My source for the following information is the Register of Enlistments for the US Regular Army. All individuals listed served in the Regular Army:Here are my candidates for the youngest:(A) John Gates. Enlisted in 2nd US Infantry. Age at enlistment 5. Stood 3-1, had hazel eyes, dark complexion, dark hair. Occupation: Drummer; Born at Southwest Point, Tennessee.Enlisted April 6, 1808 at Columbian Springs, Mississippi.Re-enlisted July 1, 1813 at age 14 (!)Discharged Baton Rouge Louisiana 6/30/15He would probably have been present at the Battle of New Orleans.In 1874 he applied for a pension from Franklin co. MS, his wife was Louisa.(B) William Davis. Also in the 2nd US Infantry. Age 5 years and 10 months. Stood 4-0. Blue eyes, light hair, fair complexion. Occupation: Farmer. Born Blount, Tennessee.Enlisted June 16, 1808 at Columbian Springs, Mississippi. He would have almost certainly known John Gates supra.Re-enlisted 1813 at age 10.Discharged January 25, 1818.He would probably have been present at the Battle of New Orleans.(C) William Garrett Also in the 2nd US Infantry. Age 6. Stood 3-2, gray eyes, fair hair, fair complexion. Occupation: Soldier. Born Tennessee.Enlisted August 6, 1812 at Natchez, Mississippi.Discharged September 1, 1815 at Pass Christian, Mississippi as supernumery.He would probably have been present at the Battle of New OrleansHe reenlisted age 10, standing 4-5, on April 18, 1817. He was present until at least 1821, then I lose track of him.(D) William James. Served in 7th US Infantry.Age 7, stood 3-0. Blue eyes, light hair, light complexion. Laborer.Born New York.Enlisted December 13, 1813 at New Orleans.Present at least until 1815 per the Register of Enlistments, then I lose track of him.He would probably have been present at the Battle of New Orleans.The 7th US earned its knickname “the cottonbalers” at New Orleans.Listed in the Register of Enlistments as “boy learning music”(E) John Russell Joined the 45th US Infantry. Age 5, Stood 3-6. Dark hair, dark eyes, dark complexion. Occupation: Farmer. Born town of Unity, Kennebec County, Massachusetts (now, of course, Maine).Enlisted October 12, 1814. No further record in the Registers of Enlistment.This regiment was disbanded in 1815.(F) Charles Garrett Probable brother of William Garrett (QV)Enlisted in 1st US Infantry.Age 5. Stood 3-5. Hazel eyes, fair complexion, fair hair. Born Tennessee.Enlisted April 13, 1817 at Baton Rouge.Jonathan Garrett, age 25, enlisted on that same day at Baton Rouge as did William Garrett (QV).Present with the regiment until at least June, 1821, then no further record.(G) John Verdell (AKA Vardell) Enlisted in 6 US ArtilleryServed with Jeremiah, age 34, probable father.Stood 4-0. Age 7. Black eyes, dark hair, pale complexion. Occupation: cigar maker. Born Georgia.Enlisted April 7, 1817 at Savannah. Discharged on a surgeon’s certificate of disability on February 12, 1821.(H) Joseph Morrison. Served in “Light Artillery” but specific unit not stated.Stood 3-10. Dark eyes, brown hair, dark complexion, age 7.Born Boston, Mass.Enlisted July 10, 1820 at Boston.Present until at least February, 1821, then no further record.

These are the youngest US enlistments ever. My source is the “Register of Enlistments, US Army, 1798-1912". They were primarily enlisted as “apprentices” to become musicians.(A) John Gates. Enlisted in 2nd US Infantry. Age at enlistment 5. Stood 3-1, had hazel eyes, dark complexion, dark hair. Occupation: Drummer; Born at Southwest Point, Tennessee.Enlisted April 6, 1808 at Columbian Springs, Mississippi.Re-enlisted July 1, 1813 at age 14 (!)Discharged Baton Rouge Louisiana 6/30/15.He would probably have been present at the Battle of New Orleans.He served with George Gates, who was probably his father.In the 1850 census for Franklin County TN (and the 1860 and 1870 cenus for Franklin County TN,) there is a John Gates who is about the right age/place of birth, to be him….but I do not know if he is actually a match.(B) William Davis. Also in the 2nd US Infantry. Age 5 years and 10 months. Stood 4-0. Blue eyes, light hair, fair complexion. Occupation: Farmer. Born Blount, Tennessee.Enlisted June 16, 1808 at Columbian Springs, Mississippi. He would have almost certainly known John Gates.Re-enlisted 1813 at age 10.Discharged January 25, 1818.He would probably have been present at the Battle of New Orleans.(C) William Garrett Also in the 2nd US Infantry. Age 6. Stood 3-2, gray eyes, fair hair, fair complexion. Occupation: Soldier. Born Tennessee.Enlisted August 6, 1812 at Natchez, Mississippi.Discharged September 1, 1815 at Pass Christian, Mississippi as supernumery.He would probably have been present at the Battle of New OrleansHe reenlisted age 10, standing 4-5, on April 18, 1817. He was present until at least 1821, then I lose track of him.(D) William James. Served in 7th US Infantry.Age 7, stood 3-0. Blue eyes, light hair, light complexion. Laborer.Born New York.Enlisted December 13, 1813 at New Orleans.Present at least until 1815 per the Register of Enlistments, then I lose track of him.He would probably have been present at the Battle of New Orleans.Listed in the Register of Enlistments as “boy learning music”(E) John Russell Joined the 45th US Infantry. Age 5, Stood 3-6. Dark hair, dark eyes, dark complexion. Occupation: Farmer. Born town of Unity, Kennebec County, Massachusetts (now, of course, Maine).Enlisted October 12, 1814. No further record in the Registers of Enlistment.This regiment was disbanded in 1815.(F) Charles Garrett Probable brother of William Garrett (QV)Enlisted in 1st US Infantry.Age 5. Stood 3-5. Hazel eyes, fair complexion, fair hair. Born Tennessee.Enlisted April 13, 1817 at Baton Rouge.Jonathan Garrett, age 25, enlisted on that same day at Baton Rouge as did William Garrett (QV).Present with the regiment until at least June, 1821, then no further record.(G) John Verdell (AKA Vardell) Enlisted in 6 US ArtilleryServed with Jeremiah, age 34, probable father.Stood 4-0. Age 7. Black eyes, dark hair, pale complexion. Occupation: cigar maker. Born Georgia.Enlisted April 7, 1817 at Savannah. Discharged on a surgeon’s certificate of disability on February 12, 1821.Lived 1840 Jones County, GA.(H) Joseph Morrison. Served in “Light Artillery” but specific unit not stated.Stood 3-10. Dark eyes, brown hair, dark complexion, age 7.Born Boston, Mass.Enlisted July 10, 1820 at Boston.Present until at least February, 1821, then no further record.Likely born Danvers Mass on 3/14/14There is a possible 1870 census match in Aroostock County, Me