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| A decedent placed a deed of trust on real property. The decedent's lawyer prepared the decedent's will and discussed estate matters with the beneficiaries. The lawyer later was hired to serve as a substitute trustee and foreclose on the deed of trust (with which the lawyer had no involvement). The lawyer could act as substitute trustee unless the advice to the beneficiaries related to the real property or the deed of trust (in which case the beneficiaries would have to consent). |