Jayden Hunter was born in Lethbridge, Canada in July of 1970. She has one cat and two kids, although the cat came first. She is now a stay-at-home mom to her two children, having been a Legal Assistant for the past 18 years.

Jayden enjoys writing and it has always been a dream to become a published author and she has thus decided to pursue this avenue further.

Ms. Hunter pursues other interests in addition to writing, such as knitting and scrapbooking and is wondering how to fit more hours into each day!

My passion is ...

learning, writing, and doing

I know too much about ...

divorces (just not my own) LOL!

My parents always told me ...

that hard work will always get you far in the end

My childhood ambition ...

was to be a singer

My favorite memory ...

too many to narrow down to just one

Why I write ...

I have always found it to be a relaxing creative outlet which i enjoy greatly

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

usually listen to music while writing, either country, classical or some headbanging stuff from the 80's!

My first job ...

Waitress/Dishwasher in small town restaurant

My best moment ...

hmmmm, will have to think about this one more

My inspiration ...

everyday life, my children, past experience

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To become a paralegal, or legal assistant, as they are often more commonly known, one should first possess an interest in the field of law. Skills such as typing, filing, organizing and dealing with difficult people will come in quite useful as well. It is imperative that you are able to thrive under pressure and have the ability to produce quality work under time constraints.

There are two types of Legal Assistant or Paralegal programs available for those who are interested. Te first is usually a six to nine month program that focuses primarily on secretarial skills and the "how" o...

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