RALEIGH, N.C. –Campbell Law School will host a “Wills for Heroes“ clinic on Saturday, Feb. 18, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The clinic is sponsored by the Young Lawyers’ Division of the North Carolina Bar Association.
The Wills for Heroes Foundation provides essential legal documents at no cost to first responders, including living wills, powers of attorney, and wills. The foundation’s aim is to ensure that the families of first responders are well prepared in the event that a tragedy occurs. More information on the foundation is available via www.willsforheroes.org.
Volunteer attorneys and law students will be on site at the law school to provide information, assist with logistics, draft documents, and serve as witnesses and notaries. Volunteers cannot provide legal advice. Several Campbell Law students are scheduled to participate.
The clinic is primarily targeted to assist local police, firefighters and emergency personnel first responders. First responders must have an appointment to receive assistance at the clinic.
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