You visit a client at her home to prepare a new will for her. When you arrive, you hear shouting coming from inside the house, though you cannot make out what is being said. The client's son answers the door. As he shows you through to a room in which the client sits, you see that she is wiping her eyes with a handkerchief and has bruising on her wrist. The client's son tells you that he will leave you to talk to his mother alone. When she gives you instructions, she tells you that she wants to leave 75% of her estate to her son and only 25% to her daughter, mentioning that her son and daughter do not get along.What professional conduct issues, if any, are raised?

A、
As the woman's son was not present when the terms of her will were discussed,
there are no professional
conduct
issues with which you should be concerned
B、 As you cannot be sure that the woman's instructions are her own you should not act, as this would amount to a client conflict
C、 As you cannot be sure that the woman's instructions are her own you should not act, as this would amount to an own interest conflict
D、
From the woman's conduct, it appears that her son may have suggested
the proposed
terms of
the will and that the woman does not have capacity
E、
From the woman's conduct, it appears that her son may have suggested
the proposed
terms of the will and that the
woman was＿subject to duress