but I am still curious given a number of questions I asked yesterday in this forum. Most answers were most enlightening and thoise answering seemed quite knowledgeable However.
If a paralegal offers (gives) information to people she is, say, preparing bankruptcies for (such as info from legitimate sites right here on line) and they read the material BEFORE coming back to her, and they make up their OWN minds when they come back to her that they want a Chapter7 or 13, and she gives them the proper forms to fill out, is
that activity considered
the unauthorized practice of law?
and if one of thm asked her to explain what, for example, an "exemption" is, and she 'explains' what it is but does not offer any advice as to where to insert such exemptions, is that considered the unauthorized practice of law?
2007-10-19
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