For the purposes of this exercise, you are to assume that you are an associate in the law firm of LeBon, Rhodes & Taylor. You have been assigned a wealthy client, Jeff Stone, who has come to you for the purposes of putting together his last will and testament. You should put together a will for Mr. Stone based on the instructions that he will give in the paragraphs below. You are to draft the will as though you are the attorney representing Jeff Stone writing out his last will and testament, meaning that the language should be clear, and should not simply repeat the instructions below. The following are his instructions - So, here's what I want you to do. I had a will before, but I'm not sure what I did with it. I want you to draft me a new will. Before I start, I want all of my debts and funeral expenses to be taken care of as soon as possible out of the proceeds of the estate before distribution. Before I break down the estate, I want to give some things out. I'd like to give $5,000 to the SPCA - I don't remember what those letters stand for, but they take care of stray dogs and stuff. I'd also like to give my baseball card collection to Todd Herron. I'd like to give $500 to Denise Huxtable, and sixteen cents to Matthew Keller, in repayment of a debt that money will never truly repay. I'd like to give my collection of Nike sneakers to Mallory Keaton. Finally, I'd like to give $20,000 to the American Cancer Society. I've been married twice. My previous wife's name is Laverne DeFazio. She gets nothing. I had two kids with Laverne, Lenny and Squiggy. Squiggy's real name is Charles. Squiggy's a good boy, but Lenny has been trouble to me all my life. Lenny gets nothing. Squiggy can share with my kids from my present marriage to Maggie - Mike, Carol and Ben. I also adopted a kid, Luke, don't see him much anymore. Give him half of what the other kids are getting. Maggie gets half my estate after I give out some things, and the kids will share one of the remaining quarters, based on the way I told you to do it. I want the remaining quarter to be split two ways - half will go into trust to care for my parents, Donna and Alex Stone, should I die before them. In that trust, the income from it will be paid by the Executor directly to cover any expenses coming from the care of my parents. The principal can be invaded at the discretion of the Executor for purposes of emergencies to my parents - in case they have to go into a home or something. If they die before me, that share goes to the kids. The other half of the remaining quarter will be given to my loyal butler, Lynn Belvedere, for his faithful service over these many years. If Maggie dies before me, then half of her share will go to the kids and the other half will go to the American Red Cross. If the kids die before me, set it up so that either their kids get it if they have any, or that their money is shared by the other kids. If I get any money after my death, I want it to just be treated as part of the estate. I'd like you to name Thornton Melon as the Executor to my estate. If Mr. Melon will not serve then I would like one of the following (in order of preference) to serve: Larry Appleton Balki Bartokomous Donald Twinkacetti I'd also like it noted that anyone who contests this will automatically gets nothing. I think that's called an in terrorem clause. You are to follow these instructions completely in preparing a last will and testament for Mr. Stone. I have linked a few sample wills for you to follow. You are to work alone on this assignment. This is a draft of a will, but I would like you to name three uninterested witnesses (fake names and addresses) to witness the will. Make sure that you protect for contingencies, such as portions of the will being declared unenforceable