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Make A Will Week

When did you last review your Will? It’s generally recommended that you review your Will every three to five years, as your circumstances, relationships and wishes can change over time.

Make a Will Week – from 26th October to 1st November – is a chance to take a little time to review your wishes, put your affairs in order and make sure the people and causes that matter to you are looked after.

Make your Will and support St Mary’s Hospice

From October 26th to November 1st, local solicitors Arnold Greenwood are offering their time to help people write or update a simple Will for a reduced rate of £200 per Will (£295 per couple). This donation will come directly to St Mary’s Hospice.

This is a great opportunity to get an important job done while supporting local hospice care.

Places are limited. To find out more or to secure your appointment, please contact Alison Alger via 01229 580305 or alison.alger@stmaryshospice.org.uk

To book an appointment to make your Will, please use the below booking form.

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