One of the difficulties in answering your question is that the practice of law is quite different in the various countries. What may be helpful in the US is totally irrelevant in Colombia, where I presume you are. For example, in many countries law is an undergrad major, while in the US you need to have an undergraduate degree first and law is a graduate degree.
I would say if you are concerned about the amount of work you may have to do, then law may not be the area for you. It is not a field for sitting around twiddling your thumbs.
I would try to find some lawyers who actually practice where you intend to practice and seek their advice.
I would say if you are concerned about the amount of work you may have to do, then law may not be the area for you. It is not a field for sitting around twiddling your thumbs.
I would try to find some lawyers who actually practice where you intend to practice and seek their advice.