The family law firm where you are employed represents Jim in the above fact pattern. You have been interviewing Jim and gathering information from him regarding his divorce and claim for alimony. You and Jim have become quite friendly, and he apparently trusts you. Today, when the two of you met regarding the case, Jim asked if you could "grab a bite to eat" with him at the local delicatessen. It was lunchtime and you needed to eat, so you decided to go but insisted on paying for your own lunch so that Jim would not get the wrong impression. While eating lunch, Jim shared with you the fact that as a result of his gambling, he has accumulated nearly $70,000 in cash, which he has kept at home in a bureau drawer. He told you that Julie doesn't know about the cash and he doesn't plan to tell her about it or declare it on his financial statement, because he doesn't want her to get any of it. He is going to move to a small apartment in a tough neighborhood and doesn't want to take the money with him. He asked if you would be willing to hold