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| A lawyer prepared a decedent's will creating two trusts -- for the decedent's son and daughter. The lawyer and the lawyer's wife (who is also a lawyer) serve as trustees for both trusts. After the decedent died, the son and daughter began to quarrel about the trusts. The lawyer represented the daughter in a suit against the son. Because the Code applies to the lawyers' conduct as trustees, the actual conflict between the son and the daughter precludes the lawyer and his wife from continuing to serve as trustees. |