Legal Staff Paralegal in Redondo Beach, CA

Government

Redondo Beach, CA

Legal Staff Paralegal in Redondo Beach, CA

Legal Staff

No

**Members Only**: Internship Programs
Salary: Monthly, Annually
Job Title: Intern
Experience: None required

Introduction
The **Members Only** offers valuable internship opportunities to individuals interested in gaining practical work experience and developing skills while learning about court procedures and operations. With an annual budget of over $1 billion, the Court is the largest unified trial court in the United States and serves a population of over 10 million residents in one of the nation's largest counties. Located in Southern California, the Court has 580 judges and commissioners and over 4,800 full-time employees working in 36 facilities across 12 judicial districts.

Programs Offered
The Court's internship programs are designed to provide participants with a deeper understanding and appreciation for the judicial system while offering hands-on experience and access to networking opportunities. The Court currently offers the following programs:

- Court Administration & Courthouse Operations
- Judicial and Courtroom Operations
- Family Court Services Mediation (requires ASCW or AMFT accreditation)
- Paralegal (requires paralegal certification or current study)

Internship Details
- Location: Los Angeles County, California
- Job Type: Intern
- Department: Human Resources/Employee Relations
- Job Number: VIP02
- Opening Date: 11/07/2024

Paralegal Program
The Paralegal program offers participants the opportunity to gain experience in preparing legal documents for cases involving child support, spousal support, and health insurance issues. Interns will also have access to networking opportunities and an overview of Court processes and procedures. This program is open to students currently enrolled in paralegal schools, colleges, and universities throughout LA County, as well as individuals who have completed a Paralegal certificate program.

Application Process
To apply for the Court's internship program, interested individuals must complete a supplemental questionnaire and provide a current and accurate email address for communication purposes. Applicants will be placed on an eligibility list for up to 6 months and considered for available opportunities. It is the applicant's responsibility to determine if the Court's program meets the requirements of their specific course/program to receive credit.

Salary and Benefits
As an intern, there is no salary or benefits offered. However, interns may receive accreditation or course credit from their school or certification program.

Supplemental Questionnaire
The supplemental questionnaire is a crucial part of the application process. It helps the Court determine the best program for the applicant and their availability. It also allows applicants to specify their preferences and any additional information they would like to provide. Some of the questions include:

- Which program/area are you interested in participating in?
- Indicate all areas where you would be willing to work.
- What is your current availability?
- How long do you plan to commit to the program?
- Are you under 18 years old?
- If you are under 18 years old, provide details of the high school counselor, instructor, or representative who referred you.
- Will you be receiving accreditation or course credit for a school or certification program as a result of your work?
- If yes, provide the school and/or program information and requirements for receiving credit.
- If you were referred by an organization or program, indicate it here.
- If you are looking for placement in a specific department, litigation area, or judge/commissioner, indicate it here.
- If you are applying as part of a cohort, indicate it here.

Conclusion
The **Members Only** provides valuable internship opportunities for individuals interested in gaining practical work experience and learning about the judicial system. With a variety of programs to choose from, interns have the chance to develop skills, network, and gain a deeper understanding of court procedures and operations. Interested individuals should carefully review the program descriptions and complete the supplemental questionnaire for consideration.