Wills, Probate
Trusts, Estate Planning
210 South Beach Street, Suite 202
Daytona Beach, FL 32114
(386) 257-3332
Ms. Webb is very knowledgeable, helpful and honest. She provides advice and council in a way you can understand. In addition she follows through on every commitment and keeps you apprised. When we needed an attorney in Florida she was the first person we contacted and after speaking with her we knew right away we didn’t need to contact anyone else. We highly recommend her!
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When choosing your guardian and conservator, it may be that the roles are not suited to only one person in your “village.” That is
The initial meeting with an Estate Planning attorney will most likely be informative for YOU and a precursor to your providing information to the attorney,
Q: I have recently retired and relocated to Florida, but my Will was drafted and executed in another state. Do I need to update my
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In addition to a Will, it’s important to work with an estate attorney to draw up other important legal documents to protect your interests
Answer: Divorce is a difficult process, no matter how amicable the split. Between property division, potential custody disputes, and escalating legal bills, no one wants
Getting an Estate Plan in place is an essential but complicated process. Everyone’s situation is different, and that is why I always recommend hiring an
As we navigate the effects of business in our community, we wanted to share the following resources for you to peruse for you and your
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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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