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You have already worked to prepare and take the MBE and don’t want to do it all over again in order to get your law license in Florida. Does Florida accept MBE scores transferred from other jurisdictions? Lucky for you Florida will accept MBE scores from other jurisdictions. In this blog we will explain the […]

The Multistate Professional Responsibility Examination (MPRE) is a key component of the Bar exam process in Florida. Developed and administered by the National Conference of Bar Examiners (NCBE), this test is a Bar requirement for almost all United States jurisdictions. This blog will focus on where and when the Florida MPRE will be administered in

If you are curious if you can be considered an Associate Attorney before you are licensed to practice law in Florida, we can help you get all the answers you need. In this blog, we will explain the definition of an Associate Attorney and help you properly and legally label yourself when you work at

The legal profession is ever changing and evolving. The NextGen Bar Exam will help to modernize the Florida Bar Exam as well as the Bar Exam of most other jurisdictions in the United States. The NextGen exam seeks to change how aspiring lawyers are assessed by ensuring that they are prepared for the realities of

If you have been disciplined for academic misconduct in the past, no matter the circumstance, you must reveal this to the Florida Board of Bar Examiners when applying to the Florida Bar. You are offered the space for a Complete Statement of the Circumstances. Take this as an opportunity to provide an honest and detailed

It’s time for you to start studying and planning for the 2025 Florida Bar Exam. We are here to help! In this blog, we will answer the question, “When is the Florida Bar Exam 2025?” and discuss Florida Bar Exam registration deadlines, late fees, and more. What Is the Pass Rate for the Florida Bar

Passing the Multistate Professional Responsibility Examination (MPRE) is critical for just about anyone planning to practice law in the United States. The National Conference of Bar Examiners (NCBE) administers this exam which is designed to measure a bar applicant’s understanding of the ethical rules and professional conduct of attorneys. In Florida, the MPRE is a

The NCBE (National Conference of Bar Examiners) will premier the NextGen Bar Exam in July 2026 The Florida Supreme Court approved the transition from the MBE (Multistate Bar Exam) to the NextGen in July of 2028. Let’s discuss this new Bar format and why this change is necessary. What Will The New Format Of The

The Florida Bar application isn’t just simple questions and answers. In fact, it can get pretty specific. Just keep in mind you do have the ability to add a detailed explanation about past criminal conduct. If you use this option carefully it can help you prove you have the character and fitness to practice law

You have done the hard work to get here. You have just been notified that you have been recommended for admission to the Florida Bar. Congratulations! You’re only one step away from becoming a licensed Florida lawyer. Now you are wondering, “How do I take my Oath of Attorney.” This blog will provide all the

Any type of academic misconduct, including plagiarism, will be closely examined by the Florida Board of Bar Examiners. In fact, academic misconduct is one of the most concerning areas for the Board in Character and Fitness investigations. Lack of candor is another serious concern, so be sure to reveal this indiscretion to the Board.  Will

Let’s first address the fact that alcoholism is a chronic brain disease which is why alcoholics find it so difficult to stop or control their drinking and even when they do, relapse is always a possibility. Alcoholism is strongly linked to stress so it is prevalent in attorneys.  The Florida Board of Bar Examiners takes