Heidi S. Webb Attorney at Law

06/03/2026

Real talk: I think you should start estate planning in your 20s or 30s.

I know, I know.... wills feel like a "someday when I'm older" thing. But here's what nobody tells you:
If you have a bank account, a car, a pet, opinions about who should make medical decisions for you, or anyone you'd want to inherit your stuff, you already have an estate. And without a plan, the state of Florida writes one for you. (Spoiler: you probably won't love it.)

The Basic Will Package is built for exactly this. Read the details: https://f.mtr.cool/ggnueouunr

Basic Will Package While we often don’t like to think about dying, it is imperative that we do take the time to ponder the notion and consider how our family members will be taken care of, both immediately and long after we are gone. Regardless of your age or health, a basic Estate Planning packag...

06/01/2026

The first day of hurricane season 2026 is here. 🌴⛈️

For Florida families, storm prep means more than stocking up on water, batteries, and flashlights. It also means knowing where your important documents are before you need them.

WESH 2 News has shared a helpful 2026 Hurricane Survival Guide, linked in this post, with reminders for preparing your home and family this season.

As you review your storm plan, take a few minutes to check your estate planning documents, insurance policies, property records, health care directives, and emergency contact information. Keep copies in a safe, waterproof place and make sure a trusted person knows how to access them.

A little preparation now can bring peace of mind later.

05/28/2026

Because the truth is: the best plan is the one that protects the people you love when life gets complicated. A simple will, updated beneficiaries, and a few key documents can take a huge burden off your family.

If it’s been a while since you reviewed your plan (or you’ve never put one in place), this is your sign to start. Message us to schedule a conversation.

05/27/2026

I asked AI a simple estate planning question: “What is the most common estate planning mistake?”

The answer surprised me.

I expected it to say not having an estate plan in place. But the response was failing to update beneficiary designations on retirement accounts, life insurance policies, and other financial accounts. If AI is correct, that is.

This is a great opportunity to explain why this matters in estate planning. It's because beneficiary designations can override what is written in a will or trust. If they are outdated after a divorce, death, marriage, birth, or other major life change, assets may go to someone you no longer intended.

Your estate plan is not just your documents. It is also the accounts attached to them.

If it has been a while since you reviewed your beneficiary designations, now is a good time to take another look.

05/21/2026

Quick quiz: which of these do you have in place?
☕ A Will
☕ Durable Power of Attorney
☕ Health Care Directive
☕ Living Will

If you're missing any (or all four, no judgment), that's exactly what's in our Basic Will Package. Four documents that work together to make sure your wishes are honored and your family isn't left guessing during the hardest moments.

Free consultation, no pressure, and yes, I really do explain everything in plain English.

05/19/2026

That "we should really sit down and talk about this someday" conversation? Today's a great day for someday. Putting an estate plan in place now means your family doesn't have to untangle hard decisions during an already hard time, and honestly, it's a much simpler conversation than most people expect.

What's been holding you back from getting started?

05/14/2026

Loved this week's breakdown of Florida estate planning documents? ☕

There's more where that came from, plain-English answers to the questions Florida families actually ask (without the legalese or the scales-of-justice vibe).

Drop your email, and I'll send the next one straight to your inbox. No spam, no lectures — just the stuff that helps you protect the people you love.

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05/12/2026

If something happened tomorrow, would your family know what to do?

I know, heavy question for a Tuesday. But here's the thing: most Florida families don't need a stack of complicated documents. They need the right documents, set up to work together.

I put together a plain-English guide to what actually makes up a Florida estate plan, the will, the power of attorney, the health care surrogate, and a few you may not have heard of (like the preneed guardian designation).
No legalese. Just what each one does and why it matters.

Learn more in the comments.

05/10/2026

To every mother, grandmother, stepmother, and mother figure who shows up day after day for the people she loves: thank you.
You are the reason families hold together. You are the reason legacies get passed down.
Happy Mother's Day.

05/06/2026

Mom, this one is for you.
You have spent a lifetime taking care of everyone else. Have you taken the time to take care of yourself, and the legacy you want to leave behind?
A will and a trust are not just legal documents. They are love, written down.
My latest blog walks you through the basics of wills, trusts, and what really matters: https://f.mtr.cool/nqzynhvtes