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"Which of us would refuse to prepare a codicil to a client's will to exclude a son or daughter who had married a person of the same gender or a different race or religion or had decided to change gender?"

I suppose the answer is that you prepare the will/codicil as per the client's instructions, but advise of the risk of a claim under the IPFDA. You then discuss with the client whether to prepare a letter of wishes which explain the reasons for the will. If the client's reasons are politically incorrect, you advise on the risks of setting them out in a letter of wishes.

Or you just say that you're too busy and that there is a bloke/woman/person of indefinite gender down the road who does wills and codicils.