Which of the following is prohibited by licensed funeral directors when providing services?

The choice indicating that licensed funeral directors are prohibited from acting on behalf of deceased family members for legal matters is indeed correct. Funeral directors have a specific role that primarily focuses on the handling of the deceased and assisting the family with funeral arrangements and related services. They are not authorized to engage in legal actions or represent families in legal matters, as these actions fall outside the scope of their professional duties and require specific legal qualifications.

Providing emotional support to grieving families, billing for services rendered, and adhering to quoted prices are important aspects of a funeral director's responsibilities. They are expected to act compassionately and ensure that the services they provide are both transparent and fair. Engaging in legal matters for the deceased would not only overstep professional boundaries but could also complicate the legal processes surrounding estates and inheritances, which should be managed by qualified legal professionals.