Callin Wild continue to support will-writing scheme to raise funds for Sight Matters

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Isle of Man law firm Callin Wild is once again supporting Sight Matters through its annual will-writing scheme, with half of all fees donated to the local sight loss charity throughout November.

The initiative raised more than £15,000 for Sight Matters last year, and the firm hopes to build on that success in its sixth year of supporting the charity.

Marc Furness from Callin Wild explained that the scheme encourages people to put their affairs in order while making a valuable contribution to Sight Matters. Throughout November, individuals can have a will prepared for £225 plus VAT, while discounted fees are also available for mirror wills for couples. Half of the fees charged will go directly to the charity.

To take part, members of the public should contact Callin Wild on 623195 during November and request an appointment under the Sight Matters will-writing scheme. Appointments will be arranged with Marc or a colleague at the firm's offices in Athol Street.

As well as raising funds for Sight Matters, the scheme highlights the importance of making a will and ensuring it remains up to date as circumstances change. Without a valid will, an individual's estate is distributed according to the law rather than their personal wishes.

Marc also emphasised the value of seeking professional legal advice when preparing a will, helping people understand the implications of their decisions and ensuring their wishes are properly documented. He advised Isle of Man residents to check that any will prepared elsewhere is valid within the Island's independent legal jurisdiction.

Sight Matters relies on fundraising and community support to continue its work supporting people affected by sight loss across the Isle of Man.

By taking advantage of Callin Wild's November scheme, residents can plan for the future while helping Sight Matters raise vital funds for its services.

For further information or to book an appointment, contact Callin Wild on 623195 during November.