I have represented an elderly client for several years regarding estate planning issues. Recently, she seems to be slipping. She has asked me to make some changes to her estate planning documents that don’t really make sense. I fear that she is being unduly influenced by one of her adult children. I know that Rule 1.2 requires me to abide by my client’s directives with respect to the objectives of the representation. What are my options?
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