Gary Coleman’s last will and testament was filed today in Utah and a few its instructions have been revealed.

The document, written in 1999, states that Coleman wished to be cremated. Dion Mial, once the actor’s manager, is the executor of the estate. Such instructions are pretty standard, but Coleman’s will also included an extremely odd request.

Gary instructed his executor to plan a wake “conducted by those who have had no financial ties” to him and “can look each other in the eyes and say they really cared personally” for the Diff’rent Strokes star. The odd instruction could be a reference to Coleman’s parents, whom he sued in 1989 for misappropriation of funds.

All of Coleman’s assets are to be given to “the Trustee of the Millennium Edge Trust.”

The 42-year-old’s memorial service has been postponed in light of legal troubles surrounding his body. (Both his estranged parents and his ex-wife have tried to claim rights over Gary Coleman’s remains.) During all that hubbub,  Todd Bridges made a media report alleging that he was in possession of a will which would make Gary’s wishes very, very clear.