LPP ETHICS EXAM 2025 GRADED A+
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Definition
Miscellaneous fees and expenses.
(a) All fees under this article will be deposited in a special account of
the Board and used to defray the costs of administering this article.
(b) A Limited Paralegal Practitioner must pay an administrative fee of
$25 for preparation and mailing of certificates of CLE compliance to
other MCLE states. The Board may establish other fees to defer
administrative costs related to requests for accreditation with
Supreme Court approval.
(c) Members of the Board are not compensated, but will be
reimbursed for reasonable and necessary expenses incurred in the
,performance of their duties under this article.
(d) All CLE sponsors who offer any course for Utah approved CLE
credit must pay to the Board, within 30 days following the course, a
fee of $1.50 per credit hour per attendee. The required fee must
accompany the required registration list. The $1.50 per credit hour
fee will cap at $15 per attendee.
(d)(1) All CLE sponsors that submit more than 50 programs annually
must pay additional application fees to the Board.
(d)(2) All CLE sponsors that do not charge registration fees but
submit more than 50 programs annually must pay to the Board
additional application fees.
(d)(3) If the CLE sponsor is a government or non-profit agency that
is offering a program free of charge, the fees may be waived.
(e) Any Limited Paralegal Practitioner who is required by this article
to apply to the Board for any special accreditation or approval of an
educational activity must pay a fee of $10 at the time of application.
(f) Reserve.
(g) Presumptive providers are required to pay an annual fee. The
presumptive provider fee must be paid by January 1st of each year
and is good through December 31st of each year.
(g)(1) Presumptive providers that submit more than 50 applications
annually will be required to pay addit
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Rule 15-607 Rule 15-409
Rule 15-519 Rule 15-417
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Definition
the person who files an informal complaint or the OPC when the
OPC determines to open an investigation based on information it
has received
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Rule 1.8 (comments 3-5) Complainant
Rule 15-301 (16) Rule
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Definition
standards set by the Utah Rules of Professional Conduct with which
a licensed paralegal practitioner must comply to remain authorized
to certify as a licensed paralegal practitioner in Utah and remain in
good standing
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[1] A licensed paralegal practitioner should hold property of others
with the care required of a professional fiduciary. Securities should
be kept in a safe deposit box, except when some other form of
safekeeping is warranted by special circumstances. All property
which is the property of clients or third persons, including
prospective clients, must be kept separate from the licensed
paralegal practitioner's business and personal property and, if
monies, in one or more trust accounts. In addition to normal monthly
maintenance fees on each account, licensed paralegal practitioners
can anticipate that financial institutions may charge additional fees
for reporting overdrafts in accordance with this Rule. A licensed
paralegal practitioner should maintain on a current basis books and
records in accordance with generally accepted accounting practice
and comply with any recordkeeping rules established by law or
court order.
[2] While normally it is impermissible to commingle the licensed
paralegal practitioner's own funds with client funds, paragraph (b)
provides that it is permissible when necessary to pay bank service
charges on that account. Accurate records must be kept regarding
which part of the funds are the licensed paralegal practitioner's.
[3] Licensed paralegal practitioners often receive funds from third
parties from which the licensed paralegal practitioner's fee will be
paid. The licensed paralegal practitioner is not required to remit to
the client funds that the licensed paralegal practitioner reasonably
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Definition
Miscellaneous fees and expenses.
(a) All fees under this article will be deposited in a special account of
the Board and used to defray the costs of administering this article.
(b) A Limited Paralegal Practitioner must pay an administrative fee of
$25 for preparation and mailing of certificates of CLE compliance to
other MCLE states. The Board may establish other fees to defer
administrative costs related to requests for accreditation with
Supreme Court approval.
(c) Members of the Board are not compensated, but will be
reimbursed for reasonable and necessary expenses incurred in the
,performance of their duties under this article.
(d) All CLE sponsors who offer any course for Utah approved CLE
credit must pay to the Board, within 30 days following the course, a
fee of $1.50 per credit hour per attendee. The required fee must
accompany the required registration list. The $1.50 per credit hour
fee will cap at $15 per attendee.
(d)(1) All CLE sponsors that submit more than 50 programs annually
must pay additional application fees to the Board.
(d)(2) All CLE sponsors that do not charge registration fees but
submit more than 50 programs annually must pay to the Board
additional application fees.
(d)(3) If the CLE sponsor is a government or non-profit agency that
is offering a program free of charge, the fees may be waived.
(e) Any Limited Paralegal Practitioner who is required by this article
to apply to the Board for any special accreditation or approval of an
educational activity must pay a fee of $10 at the time of application.
(f) Reserve.
(g) Presumptive providers are required to pay an annual fee. The
presumptive provider fee must be paid by January 1st of each year
and is good through December 31st of each year.
(g)(1) Presumptive providers that submit more than 50 applications
annually will be required to pay addit
Give this one a try later!
Rule 15-607 Rule 15-409
Rule 15-519 Rule 15-417
Don't know?
, 2 of 344
Definition
the person who files an informal complaint or the OPC when the
OPC determines to open an investigation based on information it
has received
Give this one a try later!
Rule 1.8 (comments 3-5) Complainant
Rule 15-301 (16) Rule
Don't know?
3 of 344
Definition
standards set by the Utah Rules of Professional Conduct with which
a licensed paralegal practitioner must comply to remain authorized
to certify as a licensed paralegal practitioner in Utah and remain in
good standing
Give this one a try later!
Ethics Live CLE
, Substantial Full-time
Don't know?
4 of 344
Definition
[1] A licensed paralegal practitioner should hold property of others
with the care required of a professional fiduciary. Securities should
be kept in a safe deposit box, except when some other form of
safekeeping is warranted by special circumstances. All property
which is the property of clients or third persons, including
prospective clients, must be kept separate from the licensed
paralegal practitioner's business and personal property and, if
monies, in one or more trust accounts. In addition to normal monthly
maintenance fees on each account, licensed paralegal practitioners
can anticipate that financial institutions may charge additional fees
for reporting overdrafts in accordance with this Rule. A licensed
paralegal practitioner should maintain on a current basis books and
records in accordance with generally accepted accounting practice
and comply with any recordkeeping rules established by law or
court order.
[2] While normally it is impermissible to commingle the licensed
paralegal practitioner's own funds with client funds, paragraph (b)
provides that it is permissible when necessary to pay bank service
charges on that account. Accurate records must be kept regarding
which part of the funds are the licensed paralegal practitioner's.
[3] Licensed paralegal practitioners often receive funds from third
parties from which the licensed paralegal practitioner's fee will be
paid. The licensed paralegal practitioner is not required to remit to
the client funds that the licensed paralegal practitioner reasonably
