LPP Ethics Final Exam Latest Update 2025-2026
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After working on the Landlord side of Landlord/Tenant litigation for many years, LPP
Kawika decides he wants to work for a small firm and branch out away from
Landlord/Tenant into family law. Kawika sends out some resumes and gets a call from a
law firm that does primarily family law but does represent some tenants' plaintiffs.
Kawika should: - CORRECT ANSWER: interview with this firm and accept an offer from
them only after getting a written waiver of the conflict from his current employer.
Claudio wants to apply to change his student Visa to a work permit Visa. He goes to the
ABC Legal Clinic but there are no lawyers there - only LPPs. Claudio is okay with that
because he can fill out the form without help. However, when he gets to the blank that
says "Middle Name" he doesn't know what to do. Claudio doesn't have a middle name.
When he asks an LPP at the ABC Legal Clinic what to do with this blank, the LPP: -
CORRECT ANSWER: Should not answer the question because to do so would be UPL
Client Morrie confessed to LPP Beverly that he lied on his answers to interrogatories.
Beverly reported the lie to her supervising LPP and wrote a memorandum to the file
about it, as well. When Morrie later sues Beverly's law firm for malpractice, the firm -
CORRECT ANSWER: Can use the information only if it is relevant to the defense of the
malpractice claim.
During an interview with Client Xavier, LPP Joshua learns that Xavier played on the
Olympic team for Spain in 1992 when that team won the silver medal. Joshua, an avid
soccer fan, immediately calls his dad to share this information. Joshua: - CORRECT
ANSWER: Has divulged client confidential information by identifying Xavier as a client.
Esther is a 21 year old woman with Down's Syndrome. She is developmentally disabled,
functioning at the level of an 8 year old. Esther lived with her mother until she turned 21
at which time she expressed her desire to live with her father. Esther's father has
,retained James, an LPP licensed to practice in Family Law, to represent Esther in the
custody matter. After some investigation, James determined that Esther's father's house
is more fun, but very chaotic with few rules and lots of illegal activity while Esther's
mother's home is a more stable environment and would probably be the best home for
Esther.
James reads Rule 1.14. (a) which states:
When a client's capacity to make adequately considered decisions in connection with a
representation is diminished, whether because of minority, mental impairment or for
some other reason, the licensed paralegal practitioner shall, as far as reasonably
possible, maintain a - CORRECT ANSWER: Request that the court appoint a neutral
guardian ad litem to advise the court.
Jack and Jill are married LPP's practicing in family law. They are at dinner one night and
they are talking about their brand new clients using no names but only hypotheticals
about their client's cases. They discover that each of them is representing a different
member of the same couple in a divorce action. The LPP couple is able to work out a
good compromise in the matter and both agree to work with their clients get them to
sign a settlement on those terms. This settlement will avoid excessive fees that might be
incurred if the clients don't agree to settle.
The next day, both Jack and Jill advise their clients to settle their divorce action on the
terms they negotiated with each other. Jack secretly believes that Jill's proposed
settlement terms are very unfair to his client but he does not want to anger his wife so
he says nothing. Jack ends up advising his client to not sign the settlement agreement.
What shou - CORRECT ANSWER: To withdraw from the representation because of a
conflict of interest.
Jack and Jill are married LPP's practicing in family law. They are at dinner one night and
they are talking about their brand new clients using no names but only hypotheticals
about their client's cases. They discover that each of them is representing a different
member of the same couple in a divorce action. The LPP couple is able to work out a
good compromise in the matter and both agree to work with their clients get them to
sign a settlement on those terms. This settlement will avoid excessive fees that might be
incurred if the clients don't agree to settle.
The next day, both Jack and Jill advise their clients to settle their divorce action on the
terms they negotiated with each other. Jack secretly believes that Jill's proposed
settlement terms are very unfair to his client but he does not want to anger his wife so
,he says nothing. Jack is considering advising his client to not sign the settlement
agreement.
Wh - CORRECT ANSWER: Jack because he is not acting in his client's best interests.
Jack and Jill are married LPP's practicing in family law. They are at dinner one night and
they are talking about their brand new clients using no names but only hypotheticals
about their client's cases. They discover that each of them is representing a different
member of the same couple in a divorce action. The LPP couple is able to work out a
good compromise in the matter and both agree to work with their clients get them to
sign a settlement on those terms. This settlement will avoid excessive fees that might be
incurred if the clients don't agree to settle. The couple has: - CORRECT ANSWER:
Acted unethically by discussing their clients with each other.
Jack and Jill are married LPP's practicing in family law. They are at dinner one night and
they are talking about their brand new clients. They discover that each of them is
representing a different member of the same couple in a divorce action. What should
these LPP's do? - CORRECT ANSWER: There are no legal or ethical guidelines
requiring married LPPs in such situations to do anything.
Jody and Sam have agreed to end their marriage amicably. They have worked out all of
the details of who will get what assets and how their money will be divided. In order to
save money, they want to hire LPP Larry to write up their agreement. LPP Larry: -
CORRECT ANSWER: Should not take this representation because, even if Jody and
Sam have agreed to all of the details of their agreement, there is a conflict of interest
between them.
Juno's case has just been settled and she received a check from her LPP in the amount
of $54,356.97. Juno wonders where that peculiar number came from because the case
was settled for $100,000. Juno: - CORRECT ANSWER: Should ask the LPP for an
"accounting" of her case that sets forth all of the expenses and deductions from the
$100,000 recovery. She is entitled to an accounting.
Lawyer Laura's client Curtis brought a check for $2000 to Laura as an advance payment
retainer. Laura instructs LPP Tammy to put this money in the firm's General Operating
, Account. Tammy: - CORRECT ANSWER: Should put this money in the trust account
because it belongs to the client until it is earned.
LPP Amy, who is unemployed, offers the following during her interview with a family law
LPP firm: "I know a lot of people who need divorce help right now. I could probably bring
in 10 clients just by networking my friends." Amy: - CORRECT ANSWER: Has just
offered to solicit clients for this law firm. She probably needs a refresher course in
ethics.
LPP Andy has joined his family for Thanksgiving. Andy's grandfather asks a general
question to everyone sitting at the table about writing a holographic will. He wants to
know if writing his will on letterhead stationery is legal. Andy takes Grandfather's
question as a hypothetical and responds to it along with everyone else at the table
throwing in their opinions. Later that night, Grandfather rewrites his holographic will on a
blank piece of paper based on Andy's reply to the question. Which of the following is
true? - CORRECT ANSWER: Andy is guilty of UPL because he applied his knowledge
of the law to a legal question and gave an answer.
LPP Apolonia's father owns a golf and tennis pro shop at a local golf club. Apolonia's
law firm typically gets expensive sports-types gifts wholesale (through Apolonia's dad)
and gives them to the local court personnel at Christmas. This practice: - CORRECT
ANSWER: Is not a good idea because seeking to influence court personnel by giving
them gifts is a violation of the Rules of Professional Conduct.
LPP Bryce prefers freelance work. In order to get clients, Bryce may - CORRECT
ANSWER: Advertise his services in any publication.
LPP Carrie works for a law firm that does family law. She is unhappy about a new client
that the firm has just accepted because the person is a convicted child abuser. As his
friend, you might tell Cameron: - CORRECT ANSWER: Each and every client is entitled
to the very best work product and consideration regardless of our personal feelings
about him.
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After working on the Landlord side of Landlord/Tenant litigation for many years, LPP
Kawika decides he wants to work for a small firm and branch out away from
Landlord/Tenant into family law. Kawika sends out some resumes and gets a call from a
law firm that does primarily family law but does represent some tenants' plaintiffs.
Kawika should: - CORRECT ANSWER: interview with this firm and accept an offer from
them only after getting a written waiver of the conflict from his current employer.
Claudio wants to apply to change his student Visa to a work permit Visa. He goes to the
ABC Legal Clinic but there are no lawyers there - only LPPs. Claudio is okay with that
because he can fill out the form without help. However, when he gets to the blank that
says "Middle Name" he doesn't know what to do. Claudio doesn't have a middle name.
When he asks an LPP at the ABC Legal Clinic what to do with this blank, the LPP: -
CORRECT ANSWER: Should not answer the question because to do so would be UPL
Client Morrie confessed to LPP Beverly that he lied on his answers to interrogatories.
Beverly reported the lie to her supervising LPP and wrote a memorandum to the file
about it, as well. When Morrie later sues Beverly's law firm for malpractice, the firm -
CORRECT ANSWER: Can use the information only if it is relevant to the defense of the
malpractice claim.
During an interview with Client Xavier, LPP Joshua learns that Xavier played on the
Olympic team for Spain in 1992 when that team won the silver medal. Joshua, an avid
soccer fan, immediately calls his dad to share this information. Joshua: - CORRECT
ANSWER: Has divulged client confidential information by identifying Xavier as a client.
Esther is a 21 year old woman with Down's Syndrome. She is developmentally disabled,
functioning at the level of an 8 year old. Esther lived with her mother until she turned 21
at which time she expressed her desire to live with her father. Esther's father has
,retained James, an LPP licensed to practice in Family Law, to represent Esther in the
custody matter. After some investigation, James determined that Esther's father's house
is more fun, but very chaotic with few rules and lots of illegal activity while Esther's
mother's home is a more stable environment and would probably be the best home for
Esther.
James reads Rule 1.14. (a) which states:
When a client's capacity to make adequately considered decisions in connection with a
representation is diminished, whether because of minority, mental impairment or for
some other reason, the licensed paralegal practitioner shall, as far as reasonably
possible, maintain a - CORRECT ANSWER: Request that the court appoint a neutral
guardian ad litem to advise the court.
Jack and Jill are married LPP's practicing in family law. They are at dinner one night and
they are talking about their brand new clients using no names but only hypotheticals
about their client's cases. They discover that each of them is representing a different
member of the same couple in a divorce action. The LPP couple is able to work out a
good compromise in the matter and both agree to work with their clients get them to
sign a settlement on those terms. This settlement will avoid excessive fees that might be
incurred if the clients don't agree to settle.
The next day, both Jack and Jill advise their clients to settle their divorce action on the
terms they negotiated with each other. Jack secretly believes that Jill's proposed
settlement terms are very unfair to his client but he does not want to anger his wife so
he says nothing. Jack ends up advising his client to not sign the settlement agreement.
What shou - CORRECT ANSWER: To withdraw from the representation because of a
conflict of interest.
Jack and Jill are married LPP's practicing in family law. They are at dinner one night and
they are talking about their brand new clients using no names but only hypotheticals
about their client's cases. They discover that each of them is representing a different
member of the same couple in a divorce action. The LPP couple is able to work out a
good compromise in the matter and both agree to work with their clients get them to
sign a settlement on those terms. This settlement will avoid excessive fees that might be
incurred if the clients don't agree to settle.
The next day, both Jack and Jill advise their clients to settle their divorce action on the
terms they negotiated with each other. Jack secretly believes that Jill's proposed
settlement terms are very unfair to his client but he does not want to anger his wife so
,he says nothing. Jack is considering advising his client to not sign the settlement
agreement.
Wh - CORRECT ANSWER: Jack because he is not acting in his client's best interests.
Jack and Jill are married LPP's practicing in family law. They are at dinner one night and
they are talking about their brand new clients using no names but only hypotheticals
about their client's cases. They discover that each of them is representing a different
member of the same couple in a divorce action. The LPP couple is able to work out a
good compromise in the matter and both agree to work with their clients get them to
sign a settlement on those terms. This settlement will avoid excessive fees that might be
incurred if the clients don't agree to settle. The couple has: - CORRECT ANSWER:
Acted unethically by discussing their clients with each other.
Jack and Jill are married LPP's practicing in family law. They are at dinner one night and
they are talking about their brand new clients. They discover that each of them is
representing a different member of the same couple in a divorce action. What should
these LPP's do? - CORRECT ANSWER: There are no legal or ethical guidelines
requiring married LPPs in such situations to do anything.
Jody and Sam have agreed to end their marriage amicably. They have worked out all of
the details of who will get what assets and how their money will be divided. In order to
save money, they want to hire LPP Larry to write up their agreement. LPP Larry: -
CORRECT ANSWER: Should not take this representation because, even if Jody and
Sam have agreed to all of the details of their agreement, there is a conflict of interest
between them.
Juno's case has just been settled and she received a check from her LPP in the amount
of $54,356.97. Juno wonders where that peculiar number came from because the case
was settled for $100,000. Juno: - CORRECT ANSWER: Should ask the LPP for an
"accounting" of her case that sets forth all of the expenses and deductions from the
$100,000 recovery. She is entitled to an accounting.
Lawyer Laura's client Curtis brought a check for $2000 to Laura as an advance payment
retainer. Laura instructs LPP Tammy to put this money in the firm's General Operating
, Account. Tammy: - CORRECT ANSWER: Should put this money in the trust account
because it belongs to the client until it is earned.
LPP Amy, who is unemployed, offers the following during her interview with a family law
LPP firm: "I know a lot of people who need divorce help right now. I could probably bring
in 10 clients just by networking my friends." Amy: - CORRECT ANSWER: Has just
offered to solicit clients for this law firm. She probably needs a refresher course in
ethics.
LPP Andy has joined his family for Thanksgiving. Andy's grandfather asks a general
question to everyone sitting at the table about writing a holographic will. He wants to
know if writing his will on letterhead stationery is legal. Andy takes Grandfather's
question as a hypothetical and responds to it along with everyone else at the table
throwing in their opinions. Later that night, Grandfather rewrites his holographic will on a
blank piece of paper based on Andy's reply to the question. Which of the following is
true? - CORRECT ANSWER: Andy is guilty of UPL because he applied his knowledge
of the law to a legal question and gave an answer.
LPP Apolonia's father owns a golf and tennis pro shop at a local golf club. Apolonia's
law firm typically gets expensive sports-types gifts wholesale (through Apolonia's dad)
and gives them to the local court personnel at Christmas. This practice: - CORRECT
ANSWER: Is not a good idea because seeking to influence court personnel by giving
them gifts is a violation of the Rules of Professional Conduct.
LPP Bryce prefers freelance work. In order to get clients, Bryce may - CORRECT
ANSWER: Advertise his services in any publication.
LPP Carrie works for a law firm that does family law. She is unhappy about a new client
that the firm has just accepted because the person is a convicted child abuser. As his
friend, you might tell Cameron: - CORRECT ANSWER: Each and every client is entitled
to the very best work product and consideration regardless of our personal feelings
about him.
