Wills & Estates
Funeral wishes and letters of wishes
Guidance that sits alongside the legal documents.
A letter of wishes is not legally binding, but it explains reasoning to executors and trustees — why one child received more, how a trust should be used, what you would have wanted in situations nobody can draft for.
It can be updated far more easily than a will, and families often find it the most valuable document of all.
Things worth considering
- Not legally binding, but persuasive and widely used
- Should be stored with, but separate from, the will
- Easy to revise as circumstances or relationships change
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