Frank was not qualified to practice law as he did not hold a law degree, or possibly any academic degree at all, given how he spent much of his young days going in and out of prison.
In season 5, Frank was shown finally trying to turn his life around, applying for the law program at Middleton, although as in most other things in his life, this too was fated to go wrong. It was probably a good thing that Frank did not stay with Sam while growing up. The hot-headed young man tried to murder his father, who he knew to be his own father but of course, must have been an adoptive father, in the light of the information of Frank's biological parents revealed in the final season.
Frank planned the murder of his adoptive dad at the tender age of 13 and finally executed his plan after weeks of preparation. He ran his dad over and had been in and out of jail ever since, right until Sam came to his rescue. Frank was always shown to be a gray character. He committed atrocities either out of a warped sense of justice or to make things right. In season 3, when his backstory was revealed in bits and pieces, in true HTGAWM style, Sam realized that Frank had never forgiven himself for planning his father's murder.
It was because he felt a deep sense of guilt that he repeatedly committed other foolish acts while in jail, even as his parole hearing came out. He made sexual advances on a female guard in prison, and also incited a fight within the cell, hoping that such behavior would prevent him from getting out, because he felt he didn't deserve to get out in the first place.
After Frank was given up for adoption by the Keatings, he grew up in a large Italian Roman Catholic family. His amazing cooking skills were most likely picked up while his time with his adoptive family. Frank was shown to have cooked some delicious looking meatballs for Laurel and also took charge of food more than once when the Keating 5 hung out all night to do research for one of their cases, or simply to complain about their lives.
In one of Frank's earliest interactions with Laurel, the former was an absolute jerk to the young law student, telling her how she would end up quitting law to become a mother sooner or later.
However, it was also Frank who had selected Laurel to be part of the Keating 5 , probably because he regretted his behavior a bit, and most likely because he wanted to woo her sexually.
In the very first season, Wes Gibbins came to Annalise' house one night in one of his earliest personal interactions with the feisty law professor. Meanwhile, we find out from Laurel that Dominic told her not to go through with the plan to take down her father. We're just going to leave this here for you. You are welcome! While tied up, Dominic confesses his love for Laurel. The hitman goes too far, taunting Frank about Laurel.
Although it seems like he murdered more people throughout the six seasons, Frank is only directly responsible for the murder of four people. As for the decision to kill Bonnie, Nowalk revealed that there was a "big debate," since her life had already been riddled with so much tragedy. Not only was she repeatedly molested and raped by her father and his powerful friends, but her baby, who she was told had died, was stolen from her and given up for adoption.
She also suffocated her boyfriend, D. Miller with her bare hands, only to later learn he was innocent and had planned to propose to her.
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