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Message: <blockquote data-quote="irdeggman" data-source="post: 2925551" data-attributes="member: 16285">It depends on what is meant by "ex-" and the rules are different for each of the two classes.  Basically the RAW defines "ex-" as no longer being able to advance in that class. That is the single commonality in all the text/conditions.A paladin loses all benefits if he ceases to be lawful good. . . . . But he retains those abilities if he changes classes, he just can no longer advance as a paladin.A monk on the other hand retains all abilities if he becomes non-lawful but can no nonger advance as a monk. The same applies if he changes classes.They cannot however continue to advance in the paladin or monk class unless the prestige class so states (the ones that allow it state so). There are feats (specifically in Eberron) that allow paladins and monks to freely multiclass with another class.SRD</blockquote>