Sherwood Forest is a paralegal with the firm of Nottingham & Associates. Sherwood works for Robin de Hood, who specializes in wills, trusts, and estate planning. I.B. Sheriff is one of Robin’s longtime clients. On a Friday afternoon when Robin left early, Sheriff called Sherwood in a panic. Sheriff explained that his son, Sonny, had just turned 18 and was leaving that night for a summer of touring the continent on horseback. Sheriff was concerned that Sonny did not have a will and wanted to avoid intestacy if anything happened to Sonny during the summer. Sheriff then asked Sherwood to prepare a “simple will” for Sonny immediately, and stated that, if Sherwood did not do so, he would see that Sherwood is fired. Sherwood knew that Robin had always given him specific instructions when assigned to draft a will and that Robin believed there is no such thing as a “simple” will. From the answer choices listed below, what is Sherwood’s best response?
