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I hired Heidi to create my trust. She is professional, knowledgeable and also very personable. She took her time explaining everything and I never felt rushed. The staff is very welcoming. Highly recommended.
~ Paul B
Sending out a big T/Y to Heidi Webb, for helping me through a rough time in my life related to some Estate related legal stuff that was added to an already overstressed life. I know it’s her job, but she was always there for me with moral support and concern as well as legally. It’s finally winding down and I can soon get on with my life! And that, is …PRICELESS! I highly recommend her to anyone in the area that needs elder law and probate / estate/ wills etc. She’s Daytona’s coolest attorney!
~ Dan H.
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