Free Wills For Warriors – Courier Journal

November 10, 2020
Tom McCutcheon
Wills
Serving North Alabama

Florence, Alabama

FLORENCE – The law firm of McCutcheon & Hamner has renewed their semi-annual Wills for Warriors program this November to offer free simple wills, durable powers of attorney, and living wills to all veterans, active service members, first responders and local healthcare workers. The program will begin November 11 in honor of Veteran’s Day and continue through Thanksgiving weekend.

Wills For Warriors

Supporting Alabamas Frontline Heroes

Partner Tom McCutcheon explained, “For four years now, McCutcheon & Hamner has sought to thank our local heroes through our Wills for Warriors program. Joel and I are proud to have the opportunity to serve those who have served so much. This program also gives us the chance to meet so many hardworking, dedicated folks throughout our community.”

Fellow partner, Joel Hamner added, “In challenging ways we could not have foreseen, our local healthcare workers, police officers, firefighters, and EMTs, and members of our armed services, have tirelessly answered the call to protect and serve. We admire their dedication to do so without thought for their own safety. Offering our services to these worthy individuals and families is our way of expressing our gratitude for their years of service.”

Veterans, active military personnel, first responders and their family members are invited to contact McCutcheon & Hamner to take part in the program. For more information, call (256) 333-5000.

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