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Memorandum of Wishes

Memorandum of wishes

A Memorandum of Wishes is a confidential document which accompanies your will. It has three main uses:

  • With a Traditional Will, it is normally used to set out detailed instructions about your personal belongings and jewellery, specifying which items should be given to whom.
  • With a Family Trust Will, its function is to give your Trustees more detailed instructions about how you want them to take care of your assets for your Beneficiaries. Often, it will tell them that, if you are the first to die, you want them to treat your spouse as the main or sole beneficiary for the rest of his or her life, and that you then want them to treat the next generations equally, in turns, as far as possible.
  • With a will drafted in accordance with Muslim traditions, it tells your executors how you want them to share out your assets, if you want them to vary the Muslim rules of succession.

The cost of a Memorandum of Wishes is £110for a single person and £165for a couple, but is included with a Family Trust Will.

"Although we didn't think our financial affairs or family arrangements were particularly complicated, Gina talked us through all the things we should consider to ensure what we put in place was right for us and our family. She is clearly very knowledgeable and gave us lots of advice and guidance and explained everything so we understood the implications of our decisions. The paperwork was drawn up quickly and accurately based on our discussions. She also helped my parents with their estate planning. She reviewed their current arrangements and has drawn up lasting Powers of Attorney for them both. Again, everything was explained clearly and sensitively and I know my parents are also very happy with the service they received. I would happily recommend WillWritten to anyone considering making a Will or looking to review their estate planning. "

Amanda Rudham

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