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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Current fed in the probationary period, so I'm making back up plans a through z. I'm currently a litigator. What are some career changes you might recommend? I don't have any strong preferences other than avoiding weird hours so I can see my family. I just need a job to pay my mortgage. Our monthly spend is about 10-12k, so a yearly requirement of 150k. My wife fortunately works, but I'd like to target something around 80k and up. Currently contemplating: Get a MSW and be a therapist Get a MS Ed. and teach in DCPS Become a cop Nursing degree[/quote] This makes no sense ^^^ Who is going to pay for the time and money for the MSW, MSed, police academy, and nursing school?? And the entry level/standard paycheck that youll (eventually) earn doesn't really justify the means especially if you're looking to quickly obtain your current $150k salary, have kids, AND are bleeding $12k a MONTH??[/quote] We have money saved, and my wife works. I need a job, and if I'm getting laid off, so are a bunch of other lawyers. I can't count on getting a legal job, so I'm making back up plans. Any better ideas?[/quote] Law firms (and local county and state law positions) are a dime a dozen. You seriously can't get another job in the legal field?? [/quote] No idea. But I have a mortgage, so I'm making contingency plans. [/quote]
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