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Local Solicitors Willing to Help Dougie Mac
One of the leading local solicitor firms Lichfield Reynolds LLP has thrown their support behind Douglas Macmillan Hospice’s annual Will Month campaign.
Throughout May as series of solicitors alongside Lichfield Reynolds will offer supporters of the Hospice a basic free Will in return for a donation to Dougie Mac.
Will Month is now in its tenth year and has proved very successful with supporters of the Hospice across the year.
Judith Bell, Legacy Manager commented,
“Making your Will is one of the most important acts you can do in your life; so if you choose to support Will Month you will be securing the future of your loved ones once you’re gone as well as helping Dougie Mac.
“We’re very grateful for the support of the team at Lichfield Reynolds as well as all of the other solicitors who donate their time generously each year to help the Hospice.”
Elisa Prince, Solicitor at Lichfield Reynolds LLP added,
“Lichfield Reynolds has supported Douglas Macmillan Hospice for many years due to the fantastic work it does for the community of North Staffordshire.
“The staff are very approachable and remain professional at all times, whilst at the same time being thoughtful and caring towards the patients and their families.
To find out more about Dougie Mac Will Month please visit www.dmhospice.org.uk or call 01782 344308.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Paul Downey .
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