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They can give you WFH option as well
Law is lucrative only if you get into top 4/5 NLUS , maintain consistency all 5 years and make a decent enough CV.
I am a litigating lawyer , not from a good law school and considering to do CA now ! I am 28 . I and persons similary placed are not generating enough income. Cases in litigation go on for several years.
Another factor you should know is that in legal profession (be it law firm or litigation) we have crazy work hours ! In CA you can atleast think of work life balance.
Better would be to stick to CA and complete it through out.