Meyer asks his wealth advisor for some assistance with issues around the preparation of his will. During the rapport$-$building phase of their meeting, Meyer explains that he has been married for $20$ years. He has a $19-$year$-$old son who presently lives at home but who will be attending university in Europe later this year. Meyer also reveals that he and his wife each own $50\%$ of the family business. What is one general recommendation concerning Meyer's will that is appropriate for his situation?

a$.$

To avoid conflict, Meyer should not share the details of his will with his family.

b$.$

Meyer can exclude his wife from his will because she owns $50\%$ of the family business.

c$.$

Meyer should exclude his son from his will because he might not be considered a resident of Canada if he remains in Europe.

d$.$

Meyer should meet with his family to discuss his will and wealth transfer plans, and he should have a lawyer present if he feels would be beneficial.