MEE Prep

Business Associations on the MEE tests your understanding of agency, partnerships, and corporations. The exam focuses on fiduciary duties of agents, partners, and corporate directors and officers, as well as the formation and governance of different business entities.

Conflict of Laws on the MEE tests your ability to determine which state's law applies when a dispute involves contacts with multiple jurisdictions. The exam covers choice of law methodologies, constitutional limitations on choice of law, and the recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments.

Family Law on the MEE tests your knowledge of marriage, divorce, child custody, child support, spousal support, and property division. The exam frequently combines multiple family law issues in a single fact pattern, requiring you to address jurisdictional questions, the validity of marriage, grounds for divorce, and the financial and custodial consequences of dissolution.

Trusts and Estates on the MEE is one of the most frequently tested subjects. The exam covers wills, intestate succession, trust creation and administration, fiduciary duties of trustees, will substitutes, and powers of appointment. Questions often combine multiple issues across wills and trusts in a single fact pattern.

Secured Transactions on the MEE tests your understanding of UCC Article 9, which governs security interests in personal property. The exam focuses on the creation (attachment), perfection, and priority of security interests, as well as the rights of secured parties upon default.