Wills, Probate

Trusts, Estate Planning

140 South Beach Street, Suite 310
Daytona Beach, FL 32114
(386) 257-3332

Personal Representative

Heidi helped me and my husband prepare a will, living will, health surrogate and power of attorney. She is friendly, professional and explained everything in detail to us. I would highly recommend her for estate planning.

~ Maria G

We were in need of a trust and will package. After checking around with some of the bigger firms in the area we settled on Heidi S. Webb because she was so attentive to what we needed during our initial free zoom consultation. Heidi and her very able assistant Molly gave us great advice and prepared documents tailor made to our needs. The entire process was smooth and very reasonably priced. Something we had dreaded dealing with for years turned out to be a pleasure thanks to Heidi.

~ Kevin S

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

internet service

“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.

Share this…