George has three children from a prior marriage and marries Wendy who moves into the family home. Wendy has no children, and George and Wendy have no children together. George on his death plans to leave the family home to his children, but would like to provide for Wendy should she survive him including giving her continued rights to reside in what has become her family home too until she passes away. Of the following alternatives what might you suggest as being the most appropriate to accommodate for this？ For George under his Will to grant to Wendy a permanent right of occupation of the family home For George under his Will to grant to Wendy a life interest in the family home For George under his Will to gift the home to Wendy, with the promise that Wendy will on her death leave the home to George's children

George has three children from a prior marriage and marries Wendy who moves into the family home. Wendy has no children, and George and Wendy have no children together. George on his death plans to leave the family home to his children, but would like to provide for Wendy should she survive him including giving her continued rights to reside in what has become her family home too until she passes away. Of the following alternatives what might you suggest as being the most appropriate to accommodate for this？ For George under his Will to grant to Wendy a permanent right of occupation of the family home For George under his Will to grant to Wendy a life interest in the family home For George under his Will to gift the home to Wendy, with the promise that Wendy will on her death leave the home to George's children

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