This chapter explores the professional and ethical obligations that come with practicing forensic neuropsychology, providing a thorough analysis of the values and standards that are important for making moral decisions. Readers are given insight into the ethical responsibilities of neuropsychologists in the performance of examinations, interpretation of findings, and communication with legal stakeholders through a thorough examination of professional rules and ethical frameworks. Important subjects covered in this chapter include informed consent processes, protecting confidentiality and privacy, and avoiding conflicts of interest. Case vignettes show the difficulties in striking a balance between the interests of clients, the judicial system, and society at large, illuminating ethical conundrums frequently encountered in forensic practice. In addition, the chapter addresses methods for resolving moral dilemmas and encouraging moral behavior in the industry, such as continuing education, peer consultation, and adherence to professional standards of conduct. A greater understanding of the ethical issues guiding forensic neuropsychological practice and the significance of adhering to ethical standards to guarantee the validity and reliability of evaluations carried out in legal settings are among the main lessons learned.