Our entire experience creating necessary estate documents through Heidi was only positive. She and Molly were extremely prompt with communication and her services were reasonably priced. She took the time to always thoroughly explain everything and answer my MANY questions always with a smile and the desire to make sure we were confident in how we worded things for our documents. She was happy to make changes to fit our needs and was even available to give advice regarding how to best handle my late father in law’s affairs. We really appreciate knowing that Heidi has our best interest in mind and that we have a relationship with an attorney whom we wholeheartedly trust. I’m not easy to win over in professional relationships, and I would fully recommend her to others.

~ Hannah C

Heidi has prepared wills, durable power of attorney and Living wills for multiple relatives, my mother and me.

We recently needed to update documents for my mom. After a couple of phone consultations during which Heidi asked questions to ascertain all of our needs, we scheduled an appointment to meet and sign. Heidi always displays great level of care, concern and professionalism. She is very knowledgeable and quite thorough. The whole process was very smooth and easy. Mom was comfortable and felt heard and cared for. I have recommended Heidi to a number of friends and family and they have all echoed the same sentiment. If you are looking for the utmost respect and care while completing your estate planning I urge you to call Heidi.

~ Michael U

Tips to Work with your Attorney

Hiring an attorney can be a stressful time no matter the issue and it is critical to communicate clearly and work with your attorney and their staff. Once you have taken the time to research and hire an attorney it is critical to put your trust in them to handle your issue in your best interest. No matter what the reason is for having legal counsel, as a client, you must trust the individual you have hired so let them do their job. Here are some specific examples of how best to communicate and work with your attorney to reduce stress and not slow down the legal process.

Let the Attorneys do the talking

I know it might get frustrating when opposing counsel does not timely return phone calls or emails but as a client you must let the process flow – do not call the opposing attorney’s office. Most people think this is helping, but it is not. Clients must let the attorney do their job and handle the legal issues. Having too many cooks in the kitchen can cause unnecessary delays in your legal matter.

Keep your Attorney Informed of New Developments

Your attorney works for your and your best interested, if you make a decision regarding your legal matter they are handling for you, let them know. The attorney can not do the best job for you if they are not completely informed on your issue.

Ask Questions

If you are unclear of the legal process, ask your attorney for an explanation. That is what we are here for, to help you in your situation and be the source of legal counsel. Looking for an answer on Google may not be the correct one for your unique legal situation and misinformation can cause undo stress. If you take the time to hire an attorney that you trust, keep that trust and communicate with them on any questions you have regarding your legal situation.

The legal process can be an emotional one, not matter the issue but by following these basic tips will keep the relationship with your attorney a productive and professional one.

Heidi S. Webb, Attorney at Law serves clients in Daytona Beach, Ormond Beach, Port Orange, Melbourne and beyond with matters of Elder Law, Estate Planning, and Probate Law.   Contact her today to schedule a free consultation. Visit her page on Facebook, or see  what her clients are saying to learn more about Heidi.

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Tips to Work with your Attorney

Let the Attorneys do the talking

Keep your Attorney Informed of New Developments

Ask Questions

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