Superlaw Ghana partners with First National Bank for free legal clinics
By Yaw Nkansah Abankroh · 1 October 2026 · ≈ 1 min read


Superlaw Ghana is collaborating with First National Bank Ghana as part of the Bank’s Customer Service initiative to bring free legal education on wills and estate planning closer to the public.
From 6th to 12th October 2026, legal clinics will be held at selected First National Bank branches, giving members of the public an opportunity to learn about wills, succession and estate planning and make informed decisions about their families and assets.
The initiative, themed “Thy Will Be Done,” forms part of FNB’s commitment to going the extra mile for its customers.
The clinics will provide practical information on matters including making a valid will, succession, estate planning and steps individuals can take to protect their loved ones and preserve their assets.
The collaboration is part of SuperlawGH’s broader commitment to making legal education more accessible by taking it beyond the online space and closer to communities.
Because taking care of your loved ones goes beyond today.
“Thy Will Be Done.”
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