Gratitude and our deepest respect to Heidi Webb and her dedicated staff in bring our 12 year old Estate Plan with a Revocable Trust up to date. We really appreciated our time spent with Heidi in the review and final presentation of our Estate Plans. Again, Our THANKS to Heidi and her devoted Staff for a job well done.

~ Ray H

I have been a friend of Heidi and her family for a very long time which is why, after my dad passes away and I needed to create a will and set up a trust account, I called Heidi. When we met, she explained everything I needed to do so she could set up my will and trust. She told me what she would do once I finished my part. She asked me very detailed questions about my wishes. She drafted my will and trust account and when I arrive at her office for the final signing, all the documentation was laid out for me very clearly. She went through all the documents with me, with explanations of them all, in case there might be anything was not as I wanted. It was very obvious to me she was very knowledgeable in her craft. Heidi is a true professional who helped me with my estate planning, her attention to detail is top notch. I would highly recommend Heidi to anyone considering their trust or estate planning, she is the best!

~ Neighbor

The Benefit of Using An Attorney Instead of An Internet Service For Your Will

“Do I really need an attorney? Can I write my own will? ”

My quick answer is yes —you can write your own will or use a free internet service to write your own Will.

In this age, you can watch a video on YouTube or read a DIY blog post and have the capability to Google just about anything. There’s seemingly limitless information at your finger-tips and it is easy to feel like you can sidestep the professionals for a cheaper solution. The “catch” is some of that information is correct and some inaccurate but it is hard to discern which is which and even which is applicable to your circumstance.

The more important question is really SHOULD you write your own will?

Then my quick answer becomes NO.

Even though some legal documents are free —they really are not one size fits all. Laws vary from state to state and very small nuances can change what you should do. Legal advice, guidance, professional knowledge, and peace of mind are why you pay an attorney. A software system is only as good as its design. This software does not explain your options nor the implications/effects of those decisions. A good estate planning attorney should be a trusted advisor can guide you, answer your questions, and help you to make informed and empowered decisions that are best for your family.

That’s what we call money well spent.

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The Benefit of Using An Attorney Instead of An Internet Service For Your Will

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