1) Refer to the Surrogate Parenting Agreement in the textbook. Suppose that you are an attorney and you represent either Mary Beth Whitehead or William Stern. Think about your client's position and interests. Draft a list of changes to the Surrogate Parenting Agreementat least five of themthat you, as the attorney, would want made on your client's behalf to improve your client's situation. Beside each of your proposals, include two numbers: (1) the likely importance to your client of your proposed change on a one- to-ten scale (with ten being the most important), and (2) the percentage you would estimate your chances are of persuading the other party to accept your proposal in a negotiation of the terms