Wills for Heroes

The Utah State Bar Young Lawyers Division in partnership with the Wills for Heroes Foundation unveils Wills for Heroes, a new statewide program to help police officers, firefighters, and other first responders. Through the program, volunteer attorneys provide wills and other estate planning documents for emergency first responders and their spouses or partners.

The Wills for Heroes Foundation works nationwide with affiliate organizations to provide free wills and other estate planning documents to America's first responders, including police officers, firefighters and paramedics. Since November 2001, the Wills for Heroes program has provided more than 7,000 estate planning documents nationwide. Attorneys Anthony Hayes and Jeffrey Jacobson oversee the Wills for Heroes Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit. Donate to join us in "protecting those who protect us"®.

Calendar of Wills for Heroes Utah Events - includes map to location and other useful information for volunteers and first responders.

Volunteer Questions
Attorneys who have questions or would like to volunteer should contact the YLD Community Service Chairs, Sarah Spencer and Nick Villa.

First Responder Questions
First Responders who have questions, please refer to the Frequently Asked Questions.

General Questions
General questions should be directed to, Michelle Allred.