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Instead of an LLM go and get some exercise, sleep, drink a lot of water and pee more often. Sitting 13 hours for your job and an another 2 hours for LLM Coursework will be terrible for your health.
If the whole course is online,
Hire 2 law students for 20K per month. And make them write your assignments and projects. You won't get time anyways.
Part time course over two years. It is doable. But it is painful to accommodate. But it is manageable. Just requires time management and employers who will allow you take study leave every now and then.