With law school, you’re really talking about 7 years of college (4 + 3). Law school is expensive, so it is important to verify that you really do have an unrestricted budget. It’s also important to note that half the graduates of law schools never practice law. Again, that’s a lot of money for what is an iffy proposition. Do you know what type of law you’re interested in?
I agree with @Hippobirdy that Pitt is a good place to start. The College of New Jersey is in the state capital, a good place to be for the study of law, and NJ out-of-state tuition is pretty reasonable. Same would be true for SUNY Albany and Virginia Commonwealth, which is right in the heart of Richmond.