Hubert and Wilma married in 1960. Hubert died in 1998 and left everything to his wife. Wilma's current estate is valued at $1,500,000, a home, a cottage, and savings, each with a value of $500,000 Wilma is now eighty-two and is in the process of updating her will. She is not sure how to distnbute her estate amongst her three sons David Siegfried, and Roy. She is meeting with you, her financial planner, for some advice. Wilma knows that David is not happy in his marriage, and she believes they will likely divorce. She is concerned that David's wife will got half of his stake in the cottage if they divorce Assuming the family lives in Ontario, what should you say to Wilma? a. David's wite is not entitled to split his ownership stake in the cottage as it was an inheritance Ob. David's wife is only entitled to split his ownership stake in the cottage if Wilma dies before they divorce OcDavid's wife is only entitled to split his ownership stake in the cottage if Wima dies before they separato d. None of the above