Widener Law students help at DAFB
Widener Law students and staff will take part in a “Wills for Heroes” event at Dover Air Force Base this weekend. The students along with volunteer attorneys will help Delaware firefighters, EMTs, paramedics and police officers put together wills, advance health care directives and financial powers of attorneys. The services will be provided for free to first responders and their spouses or partners.
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