I’m no longer an applicant; I’m a full-time LSAT tutor and curriculum creator. But I’m in my 40s, and I went to law school in my mid-30s; started when I was 36, and graduated when I was 38 and practiced law starting at age 39. The best thing I can tell you about it is, be sure to use your life experiences in those intervening years for your personal statement. Admissions people like anything that sets a candidate apart.