(c) Reece is a new client and, as requested, has brought copies of his financial documents and his will to the first meeting with you. At an appropriate point in the meeting, you ask to examine his will and you notice it is a 'kit' will. You notice that there are two witnesses to Reece's signatures, and you enquire who the witnesses are. He tells you that one witness is his neighbour, Harry and the other is his cousin, Helen. Reece is a bachelor, and his will leaves all his estate to his neighbour, Harry. Reece has a sister whom he does not get along with and has excluded her from the will. In addition, Reece has not appointed any Powers of Attorney and he has not made any other end of life arrangements. Discuss the risks associated with Reece's current end-of-life plan and explain how Reece's affairs might be more effectively managed through an agency relationship, and how that would operate. T