Contact Our Naples Law Firm

If you’re looking for guidance from a trusted Naples law firm, our attorneys are ready to assist you. Whether you have questions about estate planning, business law, probate, real estate matters, or civil disputes, our team will provide clear direction and support every step of the way.

Use the form below, call us, or visit our Naples office. We look forward to speaking with you.

Office Location

Willis & Davidow, LLC

  • Location: 9015 Strada Stell Court #106 – Naples, Florida 34109
  • Phone: 239-465-0531
  • Office Hours: Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Frequently Asked Questions — Willis & Davidow, Naples Law Firm

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What legal services does your Naples law firm provide?

Willis & Davidow, LLC provides a broad range of legal services tailored to the needs of individuals, families, and businesses throughout Naples and Collier County. Our practice areas include estate planning, probate and estate administration, business law and contract guidance, civil litigation, real estate law and title services, and immigration matters.

Each of these areas is managed by attorneys with experience in their respective fields, ensuring that clients receive knowledgeable and reliable representation. Whether you are planning your estate, resolving a dispute, forming a business, or purchasing property, our team is equipped to guide you through the process with professionalism and clarity.

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Do I need an appointment to speak with an attorney?

While walk-ins are welcome when availability permits, we strongly recommend scheduling an appointment to ensure that the appropriate attorney can give your matter the attention it deserves. Legal questions often require context, review of documents, and preparation, so booking in advance allows us to offer a more thorough and productive conversation.

Appointments can be made by calling 239-465-0531 or by submitting our online contact form. Once we receive your inquiry, our team will reach out to confirm the date and time for your consultation.

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How quickly can your office respond to my inquiry?

Our goal is to respond to all inquiries within one business day. However, response times may vary depending on the nature of your legal issue, the attorney it needs to be assigned to, and the volume of inquiries received.

If your matter is time-sensitive or urgent, we encourage you to contact us by phone rather than using the online form. Calling ensures that your request is routed immediately to the appropriate staff member so we can provide assistance as quickly as possible.

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Do you offer consultations?

Yes, we offer consultations where you can speak directly with an attorney about your situation. During this conversation, you will have the opportunity to explain your legal matter in detail, ask questions, and gain a clearer understanding of your options moving forward.

Consultations are designed to help you determine whether we are the right Naples law firm to represent you, and they allow our attorneys to assess the complexity of your case. Please contact our office to schedule a convenient time.

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Is your law firm located near central Naples?

Yes. Our office is conveniently located at 9015 Strada Stell Court #106, providing easy access for clients throughout Naples and the surrounding communities. Whether you are coming from North Naples, Golden Gate, Central Naples, or nearby areas, our office is situated in a central location with accessible parking and comfortable meeting spaces.

This location also allows our attorneys to remain closely connected to local courts, businesses, and neighborhoods—an advantage for clients seeking localized and informed legal representation.

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What documents should I bring to my appointment?

The documents you should bring will depend on the type of legal matter you wish to discuss. As a general guideline:

For estate planning: any existing wills, trusts, financial statements, property documents, and information about beneficiaries.

For probate: the decedent’s will (if available), death certificate, financial documentation, and any legal notices received.

For business matters: contracts, agreements, corporate documents, correspondence, or dispute-related materials.

For real estate: purchase agreements, closing documentation, title records, and property details.

For civil matters: communications, notices, contracts, or any evidence related to the dispute.

If you are unsure what to bring, our staff will provide guidance when your appointment is scheduled.