Patent attorney? Me too. Have you read the malpractice case in California that basically says that you can't be found to have practiced malpractice for violating the RAP because its too convoluted?
Presumably California would look less kindly on someone saying to their lawyer, "I want to lock up this money forever", and the lawyer in response saying, "Yes, I will draft your will so that the money will only ever be spent in the manner you command."