Thanks.
So I've made one decision. First I'm going to push the LSAT to October. I decided that I can't do it all, and I have to get a job, and finish this degree.
I just had a job interview today and I think it went well. it's 8:30-5:30 which will be long hours but she said the pay is better because of that. I didn't ask what the pay was, but I really think it'll be decent.

So I'm going to try and finish my four remaining courses by October, that way at least I have a degree.

to answer the financial aid, it's all confusing. I can't get a student loan because I "have" to live at home to collect the child support from my dad. Once that is finished in October I can "officially" move out and be a dependent student. I can't claim as a dependent because of financial troubles in my family. Lets just say my family isn't in good standing with the government, so I chose not to get involved with my family's issues, I built my own credit without any concern from them (THANK GOD). I have no co-signer and for the first four years I haven't been able to get any loans at all, only my credit cards. a month ago I finally got my first real line of credit (not a student one unfortunately) and that's my $5000. it's maxed right now cause I needed a new (to me) car, and I paid last semester's tuition.

So if I get this job, I think my life will be back on track, I'll have money coming in and they appear to have great growth opportunities. I mentioned my interest in picking the brain of someone in the law department.

Thanks everyone for all your advice, I'm starting to get things on track again.

Good for you! Its hard to take it all in at once when it all seems to be coming down on you at once. I think doing what you can do and scheduling the rest is perfect. Its all still there and will get done on a schedule that works for you!
You must feel a sense of relief now huh?