3.476 Furnishing legal services pursuant to a prepaid legal services plan--Abolished

This rule no longer exists. It used to cover how lawyers could offer legal services through prepaid legal plans, which are like subscription services where people pay a set fee to get access to legal help when they need it. The Kentucky Supreme Court has since abolished this rule, meaning it no longer applies or has any legal effect.

If you are looking into prepaid legal services plans today, you will need to check current rules and regulations, since this old rule was removed from the books. The note about renumbering also explains that Kentucky's court rules went through some organizational changes back in the 1970s, which is why you might see references to older rule numbering systems like RAP or RCA in historical documents.