Triple LT (credit, attorney, school)

[AleeGee]

I have a plethora of questions surrounding the burgeonong field of triple LT. I hope I receive a response(s).
Is anybody out there in working in the brand new field of triple LT,i.e., Limited Licensed Legal Technician? The first round of testing was last year, so I won't be surprised if I don't get a reply. How do you obtain your clients? Are you happy you made the career decision of triple LT? Do you work under an attorney?
This is the second part of my questionnaire: Iam in my 50's and considering this field. Am I too old to start in this field? I have an immense array of personal knowledge concerning community resources, legal procedure, and behavioral studies. I feel my years would be a help to my clients, not a hindrance. I'm all about realism, not optimism or pessimism.
Any advice from somebody either currently working as a triple LT, or someone training for it right now would be most appreciated, and any recommendations will be considered.

Thank you

[CrazyDonkey]

What are the requirements to become a Legal Technician?
To become a Limited License Legal Technician, candidates must:

• Obtain an associate's degree or higher.
• Complete 45 credit hours of core curriculum through a legal program approved by the American Bar Association or the LLLT Board.
• Complete applicable practice area courses (family law) offered through the University of Washington School of Law.
• Complete 3,000 hours of paralegal experience involving substantive legal work in any practice area under the supervision of a lawyer.
• Take and pass the Practice Area and Professional Responsibility Exams.
• Fulfill other licensing requirements.

Legal Technician FAQs

[AleeGee]

Thank you Crazy Donkey. You have illuminated a much neglected area of requirements, namely the 3K hours of experience. Wow. Thank you.