A client of the law firm where you work as a paralegal, and with whom you have become acquainted, calls you at your home to discuss and ask your advice about the following matter. The client wants to change the form of ownership in a cottage she currently owns in severalty to either a joint tenancy or a tenancy in common with her two adult children and herself. She tells you her main concern is that she does not want her children's spouses to "ever have any interest in the cottage," and she wants your advice as to how she can obtain this result. Due to your experience, you feel you know the answer to the questions. How should you respond to her request? Is this an ethical issue or concern for you as a paralegal? Find and cite the Rule of Ethics of New Jersey State