Wills, Probate
Trusts, Estate Planning
140 South Beach Street, Suite 310
Daytona Beach, FL 32114
(386) 257-3332
Heidi is a very client-focused attorney with proven results. Working for Heidi I witnessed first-hand the great rapport she maintained with both other attorneys and the courts, leading to quick and efficient legal satisfaction for her clients. In fact, almost all of our new clients were acquired due to recommendations from other clients or attorneys.
~ Erik M
Glad to have found Heidi Webb. Great attorney. Thorough, knowledgeable, efficient, and very personable. Nice office and office staff. Really reasonable prices. Would recommend to anyone!
~ Dana W
Planning is never a “once and done” proposition. Your life, preferences, and goals change over time and maybe also be impacted by outside influences,
A will is a legal document that instructs how your property will be distributed after your death. It allows you to name a Personal Representative
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In my practice, clients come to me with preconceived ideas regarding Estate Planning, and many of them are incorrect. Due to this, I decided
For starters, some of you may find it helpful to know that a Personal Representative in Florida is the same thing as an Executor in
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Quick answer, State law will dictate how your assets are distributed. Assets that fall under the purview of the Probate Court without direct beneficiary
When a loved one passes away, the circumstances are emotional and stressful for anyone. The last thing on your mind is the practical and legal
Estate Planning is not black and white or an easy area of law to navigate by yourself without legal counsel. Estate Planning is an area
Creating a Will allows us to control the nature of our property as well as fulfill some last wishes. But what if those wishes are
In the event you become both mentally and physically incapacitated and can no longer make end-of-life choices yourself, a properly drafted Living Will (also called
Sometimes we are not often able to donate to important charitable causes as much during our lives as we might like to. Leaving a gift
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