Eugene Walker made an appointment with Alan Dodd's, a well-known divorce attorney. During the client interview, Eugene told Attorney Dodd's she wanted a divorce and requested legal advice as to her rights. Attorney Dodd's informed her of her legal rights and counseled her on separate and community property. He also informed her on the steps she should take before beginning proceedings. Eugene did not retain Attorney Dodd's to handle her divorce proceedings but paid him for his time and legal advice.

Three weeks later Kevin Walker, Brenda's estranged husband made an appointment with Attorney Dodd's. He asked him to begin his divorce proceedings against Eugene.

• Discuss whether Attorney Dodd's should represent Kevin against Eugene. If so, why? If not, why not?
• Analyze the ethical rule that would apply to this case.