Coffins left at solicitors' offices, ashes strewn in wrong locations. It's hard to believe but here's the reason why often-bitter family disputes mean your dying wishes can be ignored
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“Coffins left at solicitors' offices, ashes strewn in wrong locations. It's hard to believe but here's the reason why often-bitter family disputes mean your dying wishes can be ignored”
Funeral preferences written into a will are not legally binding, leaving the door open to disagreements over everything from burial plots to the scattering of ashes.
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