An attorney who had represented a client for many years prepared the client’s will. The paralegal and the attorney act as witnesses to its execution. The will gave 10% of the client’s estate

An attorney who had represented a client for many years prepared the client’s will. The paralegal and the attorney act as witnesses to its execution. The will gave 10% of the client’s estate to the client’s housekeeper, 10% to the client’s son and sole heir, 25% went to the paralegal, and the residue to charity. Is it permissible for a paralegal to inherit in a will under these circumstances? Using the ethics rules provided by NFPA, NALA, or the Ohio Rules of Professional Conduct, specifically indicate what rule(s) support your answer. Use ALWD citation manual to assist with citing properly to the specific rule(s) that support your answer.