I chose to study paralegal studies at Missoula College because the faculty and staff meet my needs as a non-traditional student and prepare me for my career goals.
- Isaac La'a, Student
I chose to study paralegal studies at Missoula College because the faculty and staff meet my needs as a non-traditional student and prepare me for my career goals.
LEG 188 Students will develop an ability to analyze basic legal principles in real property law and practical experience increasing, organizing, and completing real estate transactions. Students in the course will develop fundamental skills; real estate, landlord-tenant, and land use law. Further, students will continue development of drafting skills, legal research, and case analysis.
LEG 285 Study of Montana law relating to marriage, husband and wife, parent and child, termination of marriage, adoption, joint and sole custody arrangements and modifications, child support guidelines, and juvenile issues. Includes preparation of standard family law documents.
The goals of the Paralegal Studies program are to enable students, through theoretical and practical legal education, to understand the function of law, to work as paralegals in the effective delivery of legal services, and to enhance the legal profession
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