I am a lawyer with a master’s degree in clinical psychology and I see clients in the same office where I have my law practice. I keep my psychology books and papers separate from my legal practice, but I use the same office and, in fact, the same desk and chair when I see my clients. Is this impermissible?
No. There is nothing impermissible about a lawyer providing nonlegal services. Lawyers are allowed to have multiple careers at the same time.
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