Do you need to write or update an existing Will?

It is never too early to write a Will, as life can take an unexpected turn at any point. Having a Will is a proactive way to take care of those you leave behind.

Does your Will reflect your current wishes?

Keeping a Will up to date can help reflect life’s changes, like a new relationship, having children, a change in health or even starting a new job. It is a significant document that can help protect your family and friends when you die. Making a Will in an any circumstance can give you peace of mind.

Hospice at Home Will aid Appeal

Making or updating your Will this October couldn’t be easier with the Hospice at Home Will Aid Appeal, supported by Scott Duff and Co.

The solicitors at Scott Duff and Co give their time and expertise free of charge and supporters are asked to make a donation in lieu of their fee to Hospice at Home. Making a Will is incredibly easy and this is the ideal opportunity to make or update your Will.

To take part in this vital Will Aid appeal please contact a participating branch of Scott Duff and Co ASAP to book an appointment on:-

Penrith 01768 865551
Keswick 017687 74321
Carlisle 01228 531054

Nicola Broyan from Scott Duff and co said “At Scott Duff & Co, we are aware of the excellent work carried out by Hospice at Home throughout the local area, and we are delighted to be able to offer our support to their Will Aid campaign during October. We feel it is important to provide support to local charities, and this Will Aid campaign is a perfect way to help Hospice at Home continue their provision of a valuable range of services.”

 Legacy Giving

As well as writing or updating your Will, did you know that you could also leave Hospice at Home a lasting legacy gift in your Will?

“We believe that no one should have to face a life limiting illness on their own. By leaving a lasting legacy gift in your Will, you will be enabling our clinical teams to continue to provide care, comfort and support for patients, their families and carers in your local community.”

For more information please visit our legacy page or telephone 01768 210719.