Wakefield Hospice Will Writing Services

Having previously run 'Make a Will Weeks' throughout the year in March and September, we are delighted to announce that we have updated our offering - with thanks to our supporting solicitors - to allow supporters to access our Will Writing services all year round.

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Listed below are our generous participating solicitors. Please contact your chosen Solicitor directly to check availability, arrange a meeting or for further information.

If you would like to speak to Wakefield Hospice before approaching a Solicitor please contact our In Memory & Legacies Fundraiser Maggie Keane via the contact details below: 

Email: maggie.keane@wakefieldhospice.co.uk  
Phone: 01924 331400 
Write to: Maggie Keane, Wakefield Hospice, Aberford Road, Wakefield WF1 4TS

Participating Solicitors

How it works

Making a Will is easier than you might think. Your solicitor will guide you through the process so you can decide how your property, money and possessions are distributed. It's the best way to ensure that your wishes are respected and your loved ones and favourite charities receive the gifts you want them to have. There is no obligation to leave a gift in your Will to Wakefield Hospice, however many of our supporters choose to do so in memory of their loved ones.

Participating firms are waiving their usual fees and ask people to make a donation to the hospice instead. 

We suggest a donation of at least £100 for a simple Will or £150 for a simple Couples Will. All the solicitors are providing their time and expertise at no cost to the hospice so please consider the value of your solicitor’s time when you decide how much to donate.

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Remembering the hospice in your Will

There's no obligation to include the hospice in your Will and you don’t need to let us know your intentions. Your Will is a private matter between you and your solicitor. However, after providing for their loved ones many people choose to leave a gift to their favourite charity.

If you decide to remember the hospice in your Will, you'll be helping to support local families facing serious illness in the future. Leaving a gift is easy and anyone can do it. Whether it's a sum of money, a specific item or a share of your property, your gift will help to ensure that the hospice is here for generations to come