If a client asks a legal virtual assistant for legal advice, like 'What should I do in my case?', what is the only correct answer the assistant can give?

A legal virtual assistant, also known as an LVA, provides administrative, organizational, and technical support services to legal professionals or their clients; however, an LVA is not a licensed attorney. When a client asks a legal virtual assistant for legal advice, such as 'What should I do in my case?', the only correct answer the assistant can give is to clearly state that they cannot provide legal advice and must refer the client to a licensed attorney. This is because providing legal advice by anyone who is not a licensed attorney constitutes the Unauthorized Practice of Law (UPL), which is strictly prohibited an....