Q: Dear Ethics Lawyer, I agreed to represent a husband and wife in putting together an estate plan. It appeared to be easy: they provided a list of assets and income, and a plan for distribution in the event that one or both passes. Then the husband called the following day and advised me that he also has a separate investment account (with a family member other than the wife currently named as a beneficiary) that contains a fairly large amount that he does not wish to advise his wife about just now. He may later decide to include it in the estate plan, but for now he wishes to keep it separate. What do I do now?