A Paralegal practice in the Philippines is not yet popular as compared to other countries like the USA, yet there are many who are involved in this career or pursuit of profession. Those who have finished college  or have at least reached second year in the College of Law, worked before as a police officer or a military personnel is a big edge. Also, a good church and community exposure and involvement with a passion to serve is a plus factor. While a minimal fee is expected for rendering service, helping others is my most important task to do.

To be a paralegal one needs to have at least a bachelor’s degree in the liberal arts or humanities or a background in law  (https://paralegal.law.upd.edu.ph/)

However aside from my scholastic background, I had served in the police service in different provinces and cities and offices and underwent specialized  schoolings in human relation, police investigations with one (1) month on the job-training at the NBI. A good spiritual practice and discipline as in believer of the Deity or of the GAOTU and my three (3) years of teaching experiences in the  Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Muntinlupa ( http://www.plmun.edu.ph)  in the College Education and Criminology from 2011 to 2014, was a good experience. It taught me  to understand the aspect of man’s problem and to find solution.  Also, a good communication skills  and human understanding, trust and  good  rapport,  faith as well as  relationship with God is big advantage.