yueston you thay select the checkbox under the number and this question will also be listed On death, Catherine would like to leave her art collection to her son from her first marriage. Given the rarity of some of her pieces, it is anticipated the collection will continue to appreciate in value with each passing year. Catherine's current common$-$law partner is not supportive of Catherine's proposal and he has vowed to make it as difficult as possible for her son to ever gain possession of the art collection. Recognizing that a tax liability is likely unavoidable, what is the MOST SECURE way for Catherine to ensure her wishes will be followed while continuing to have access to the artwork during her lifetime?

a$)$ bequeath the automobile to her son through her will

b$)$ gift the art collection to her son immediately

c$)$ change the ownership of the art collection to add her son as a joint tenant

d$)$ designate her son as the beneficiary of her art collection