Solicitors join forces with the Salvos

Solicitors join forces with the Salvos

Local solicitors and law firms have joined forces to offer members of the public a significantly discounted will preparation service.

The Salvation Army Wills Day is a community event designed to try and relieve some of the confusion and anxiety associated with preparing.

This year, the Salvos have 10 local solicitors on board, including Baker Love Lawyers, Slater and Gordon, Kevin Anthony, Wiggins Cheffings Lawyers and Moray & Agnew Lawyers.

Four solicitors from Baker Love Lawyers are generously offering their time and expertise, free of charge.

“At Baker Love, we care about our local community and we are proud to partner with the Salvos to help people put their affairs in order, while raising funds for a very good cause,” Partner Terry Morgan said.

“Unfortunately none of us can control what happens in life, but we can all take steps to see that our family is protected and our wishes will be followed in the event of death or injury.”

Slater and Gordon Solicitor, Kristie Krainz, said she and another colleague were happy to lend a hand.

“The Salvation Army does great work in the Cardiff and broader Newcastle community, and Slater and Gordon is happy to provide the services of two solicitors pro bono for this unique fundraiser,” Kristie said.

This year, The Salvation Army Cardiff church will benefit from the Wills Day fundraiser, to help continue their work with individuals and families in the Newcastle community.

  • What | The Salvation Army Wills Day
  • When | Wednesday, 22 October 2014
  • Time | 8am to 6pm (20 minute appointments, last appointment at 5:40pm)
  • Where | Salvation Army church, 6 Margaret Street, Cardiff
  • Cost | $40 per Will, paid in cash or by debit/credit on the day
  • Registration | Essential by calling 4929 5273

Image | Major Jeff Winterburn hopes the Wills Day will be a successful fundraiser 

Salvation Army

The Salvation Army is about people finding freedom Across the country they are engaged with every demographic and every age group. They're active in the big cities, the country towns and even outback cattle stations.

Regardless of where they are or what they're doing, one thing always remains true: they're about people finding freedom. Freedom from fear. Freedom from neglect. Freedom from poverty and addiction. Freedom to dream. Freedom to love. Freedom to make a difference.  Freedom to live life to the full.

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