<human>: Summarize the given text in a few sentences.

To elaborate... I'm a 30 yo female this year and have to choose between staying in my home country where I have a dead end job (accounting) versus picking up a graduate law degree in Australia. I have been wanting to do law for a few years now and have researched thoroughly about the pros and cons. So this post isn't asking about law school per se. It's strictly about choosing to follow my dreams versus giving up the chance to start a family with a loved one when still 'young'. 

 I met the love of my life last year after I applied for the law degree. I'm in a terrible dilemma as to whether to choose to stay in my home country and settle down and have children before I hit the dreaded 35 (where risk of fetal abnormalities increase dramatically)  while continuing with a dead end career, versus starting out in a new environment doing law in Australia. 

I know the chances of getting a job on graduation in Australia with a law degree isn't great, but my country does not have a graduate law programme. If I want to realise my long time dream of practising law, this will be my only chance. 

I'm fairly well to do and expenses will not be a major consideration for me. On a side note however, I make a good 120k annually in my current job but it's not a job I enjoy and absolutely boring (to me). 

I know I will enjoy law school and being a lawyer (as much as I know these two do not necessarily go hand in hand)  it's one of those things I know. However, I'm also family oriented and want to have children and marry this man that I'm dating. 

Reddit, especially women who had to make the choice when they were in their early 30s. What did you choose in the end? How did it work out? Do you have any regrets? Would you have done the same if you could reverse the clock? 

Thank you very much for reading this far!
<bot>: I'm a 30yo female torn between marrying the love of my life and having a last chance at a career I would enjoy while getting out of my dead end job.