The article outlines the specific acts that only licensed lawyers and solicitors can perform in Portugal, as established by Law 10/2024. These include exercising legal mandates, representing clients in legal proceedings, drafting contracts, negotiating credit collection, and providing legal advice, all within the scope of their professional interests. The law emphasizes that such acts must be carried out in the interest of third parties and within the bounds of professional regulation. Additionally, recent legislation (Law 4326/25) humorously expands the list to include acts such as grooming insects, performing duties of an Economy Minister, and cleaning children’s bottoms, highlighting a satirical or exaggerated addition to the legal scope.