Wills for Heroes needs volunteer attorneys, notaries and support personnel to put on a successful clinic. We have two roles for volunteer attorneys. If you specialize in the area of estate planning, you can volunteer as a clinic estate planning specialist. As the clinic estate planning specialist, you will be the expert that other volunteers and first responders go to with estate planning questions. Each clinic will have an estate planning specialist. Attorneys are also needed to meet with first responders on an individual basis, review the estate planning questionnaires completed by them and generate their estate planning documents with the use of a laptop and HotDocs, a document assembly program. No estate planning experience is required in advance (but attorneys must attend an OnDemand training prior to volunteering as attorneys at a clinic).
Notaries are needed to notarize the signatures of first responders when they execute their estate plans. Wills for Heroes also needs volunteers to witness the signatures of first responders when they execute their estate plans.
