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The three schools I am considering are as follows:

WashU (COA: 10K/year)
ND (COA: 25K/year)
W&L (COA: 5k/year)

As an Army veteran, I will be using my GI Bill for about 20K per year with housing allowances of $1100 (approx) per month I am in school. My COA is calculated with the Yellow Ribbon program included (WashU just announced they will cover full remaining balance on tuition/fees plus $3k scholly, W&L covers full remaining balance on tuition/fees plus $25k scholly, and ND only covers rought $9k in YR with $12k scholly).

I am not big law or bust because I just found out I will have my first child in Sept/Oct and don't want a life with ridiculous hours (keep in mind I just left 8 yrs active duty Army). I would be happy in a medium sized firm in any part of the nation because I do not have any ties to a region. I will not retake the LSAT and with my low GPA it wouldn't make all that much difference. Notre Dame would be awesome (for personal reasons not really justifiable) but I am extremely debt averse (currently debt free).

Which school seems like it is most likely a good fit for non-traditional students with families while also offering a reasonable chance at mid-size firms? Any suggestions are welcome besides "retake".

Edit: I have a significant amount saved up (~$40k) which I don't want to have to dip into but would as a last resort.

WUSTL looks like the choice here. It has relatively low living expenses for someone starting a family, and it gives you an okay chance at a legal job. Since you appear to not want biglaw, there really isn't a big need to retake. Additionally, as someone who's researched the school, it has a mild amount of national pull/prestige, which helps with the "no ties" thing.

You probably won't get "midlaw." It doesn't really exist, especially not for recent grads. It's most likely going to be either 160K big law or 40-60k small law/government work.

Free UVA would be a hell of a deal, retake the LSAT and ED UVA.