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    Steeles Law@steeleslaw·
    15 Jul

    3/3 This has the advantage of an individual not needing to change their Will if their wishes subsequently change. However it should be remembered that a letter of wishes is not legally binding and only provides guidance to the individual distributing your assets. #SolicitorChat

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    Final #SolicitorChat question on wills and shared assets

    A few of you have already mentioned a letter of wishes.

    What is a letter of wishes and how can it benefit people with shared assets?

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    Steeles Law@steeleslaw·
    15 Jul

    2/3 If an individual does not want to stipulate in their Will who receives their personal items they can leave these to a specified individual and ask that they distribute them in accordance with any letter of wishes they have made known to them. #SolicitorChat

    SolicitorChat@solicitorchat

    Final #SolicitorChat question on wills and shared assets

    A few of you have already mentioned a letter of wishes.

    What is a letter of wishes and how can it benefit people with shared assets?

    Reply on Twitter 1415595848289898503Retweet on Twitter 14155958482898985032Like on Twitter 1415595848289898503Twitter 1415595848289898503

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