Attоrney Buzz аnd Pаrаlegal Wооdy work at T.O.Y. Law Firm, which specializes in Family Law. Barbie, a client, has retained Buzz to help her file for divorce because she and Ken were constantly fighting over everything. One day, Barbie arrived at the law firm early for her appointment and Buzz was not in the office yet. While Barbie was sitting in the conference room waiting for Buzz, she asked Woody to explain the difference between separate and community property. Woody properly provided the legal definition of each type of property to Barbie. Barbie asked: "Then should I declare that my house is my separate property because I have lived in that house since before the marriage. I've been working hard to pay for the mortgage all these years! Ken spends all his money on cars and clothes. Urgh!" "Well," Woody said, "you use your income from work to pay for the house and that's community property... So any increase in the value of the house from the date of your marriage will be split in half between you and him upon divorce." "Oh," Barbie exclaimed "that's terrible! How about our kids, Jessie and Karen-Beverly? I want them to stay with me 100% of the time and that Ken will have nothing to do with the kids because he's a drunk, violent, and a narcissistic, chauvinistic pig..." Woody interjected, "Many people would ask the court to award them sole physical and legal custody in such cases!" Then Woody went on explaining physical and legal custody to Barbie.Did Woody commit the Unauthorized Practice of Law (UPL) when he:provided the legal definitions of separate and community property to Barbie?said: "you use your income from work to pay for the house and that's community property... So any increase in the value of the house from the date of your marriage will be split in half between you and him upon divorce"?said: "Many people would ask the court to award them sole physical and legal custody in such cases"?explained physical and legal custody to Barbie?IRAC your answers. Consider counterarguments and provide your recommendations to Woody as applicable.
Where dо yоu find the fоllowing citаtion?District of Columbiа v. Heller, 554 U.S. 570 (2008)
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