Please assist me in the following review questions for Ethics in Ontario for paralegals

12, Samira Ti a lighe, a paraleca] i - St % gal, interviewed a prospective client, Raj, contractor. Th contractor insisted thz:;?rac(tf;agreed to renovate the kitchen for $16,000. The and his wi ~ o wants to sue the COntract0] 1s wife both sign the contract. Raj is unhappy and Workd t for failure to complete the work on time and for shoddy who had a problem Raj has un]sure iofnilpmblem' The contractor is the brother-in-law of his wife and he is she would agree with him to sue. Which one of the following is true? a) Samira can agree with Raj to be retained by the couple and can take instructions from Raj. b) Samira can represent both Raj and his wife, if Raj brings his wife to the office and gets her to sign the retainer agreement even if Raj wife is unsure she wants to sue her brother in-law. c) Samira can represent Raj separately and can proceed with an action against the contractor even if Raj's wife is unsure she wants to sue her brother in-law. d) Samira can promise Raj's wife that any information she has about the case and her brother-in-law can be kept secret and does not have to be disclosed to Raj. 13. A woman came to your office right after being in an accident. She needed advice on what to do and wanted to know if you, as a licensed paralegal, could help her or whether she should consult a lawyer. After discussing the nature of the matter you suggested to her that a lawyer would be needed to represent her. Shortly after she left two police officers came to your office. They said they had followed the trail of a woman who was involved in a traffic accident and wanted to talk to her. They were sure she came to your office and they insisted that you tell them the person's name, contact information and reason why she consulted you. You wonder what you should do. Which one of the following statements is true? a) You must comply with the lawful request of a police officer to identify someone suspected to be involved in a serious criminal offence. b) You would be required to reveal this information if the officers presented a court order specifically ordering you to disclose this information. ) Inno circumstances are you allowed to disclose confidential information of a client and you would be subject to professional misconduct action for any disclosure ever. d) You are not obligated to maintain confidentiality as you could not represent her and, instead, referred her to a lawyer