I'm a trial paralegal and a mom, and these trials seem to always coincide with my test windows. Last month, I billed 240 hours in arbitration and lost most of my study windows. My study schedule isnt a schedule, lol. But I'm getting a number of perfect to near perfect sections devoting up to an hour in the evening, quick drills on lunch hours when those exist, and 4 hours on weekend days. I dont study unless my brain is there... otherwise I just fall into bad habits made worse by cognitive fatigue. Even if you get 30 good minutes, its better than 2 hours of flubbing sections because you cant think straight.... Also, get a strategy down for each question type. Make it as simple as possible to follow and be able to identify the question types immediately. I have a recording of myself walking through each strategy that I listen to on my way to and from work just so my strategies and such dont erode. Also, prioritize sleep before the exam instead of cramming.