Add a new rule, “Clients”:

The types of potential Clients that an Attorney can represent are: an Ex-spouse, a Child, a Business partner, or the State.

Each Attorney represents a set of Clients, defaulting to none. Which Clients an Attorney represents is tracked privately by the Judge. This set of Clients is a subset of the set of types of potential Clients.

An Attorney may take on a new Client of a specific type by privately making a request to the Judge for that type of Client. After the request is made, that type of Client is added to the set of Clients that the requesting Attorney represents.