The Midland Air Ambulance Charity is offering to help seniors over-50s secure their future as regards Will-writing services. This is an initiative directed at assisting UK adults secure will-writing services after a recent study disclosed that more than one-third of elderly over 55 years of age do not have a Will which is supposed to ensure their final wishes are protected legally in the event of death.
Making Will-writing easily accessible
Going in line with other several law firms like the Wall James Chappell in Stourbridge, the Waldrons Solicitors in Dudley and Kingswinfors, and the GloverPriest in Quinton and Stourbridge, the charity organization has put plans in place to make professional will writing easily accessible to seniors in need of it across the midlands. Their goal is to simplify this process as much as possible thus encouraging more people to take this important legal step.
In a statement, the Midlands Air Ambulance Charity legacy executive, Pamela Senioré stressed the significance of planning.
“It’s staggering that so many people over 55 don’t have a will. Passing away without one can lead to unnecessary emotional and legal complications,” she stated.
Senioré has also pointed out the importance of breaking the stigma associated with will writing, assuring individuals that the entire process is very straightforward and beneficial for their loved ones who will be left behind. She also highlighted the need to break the stigma around writing, reassuring people that the process is straightforward and beneficial for their loved ones.
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The Lifesaving Impact of Will-writing
There is no obligation to leave gifts of any form to the organization while using the services but the Midland Air Ambulance Charity comments that such gifts if given will be beneficial in funding the agency’s emergency response mission. One out of every four of their life-saving operations is a result of funding from gifts left in wills.
Also in their statement, the organization has encouraged individuals to update their will every five years or in the event of any major life events to ensure it is in line with their current wishes.
This is an initiative that not only offers peace of mind to the participants but also supports the recipients and charity organizations that may be benefiting from it to save lives. For further information concerning the free-will-writing project, go to the Midlands Air Ambulance Charit’s official website.