Educational and career-preparation training

This program provides educational and career-preparation training. It does not replace an accredited paralegal education program, guarantee employment, confer a professional license or certification, or authorize graduates to practice law.

Paralegals work under the supervision of licensed attorneys and must not independently provide legal advice or perform duties prohibited by applicable law. Permitted duties vary by jurisdiction and by supervising attorney.

Statutes, court rules and ethics requirements change and differ between jurisdictions. Always verify current law using official sources such as state legislature websites, court websites and state bar resources. Useful starting points include your state judiciary's website, the U.S. Courts website (uscourts.gov), Congress.gov and the eCFR (ecfr.gov).

All case files, clients, sample documents and templates are fictional educational materials. They are not legal advice and are not ready to file.