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Heather B Quick is the founder and CEO at Florida Women’s Law Group. She graduated from Stetson University College of Law, with honors (December 2000). Heather began her career as a prosecutor, serving as an Assistant State Attorney in the 13th Circuit of Florida. Before opening her own practice, she worked with her uncles’ family and criminal law practice and for a statewide firm practicing medical malpractice litigation. In 2006, she opened her own firm. Heather is a current member of the Florida Bar Association, Jacksonville Bar Association. Heather's professional and community involvement extends beyond her passion for...

My practice area is focused on personal injury cases. I live in Yorktown with my husband, a retired Navy veteran, with our two young children. If you need assistance or have a question, please give me a call at 804-554-4444.

I have had strong focus on helping people plan for life's events since law school, where I volunteered in our elder law clinic drafting wills, trusts, and powers of attorney for low-income seniors. I also have over seven years of experience as an attorney for the United States Government working for the Social Security Administration and administrative law judges. I have extensive experience in working with administrative judges and appellate judges. As an attorney, my role in estate planning is to help you achieve your goals for your property. Your goals may include things like ensuring...

We handle Personal Injury, Bankruptcy, Municipal and Criminal Defense, Wills and Real Estate.. We have assisted in obtaining huge payouts to our personal injury clients. We have protected the legal rights of those of our clients who have had police and/or prosecutor difficulties. We help consumers and businesses seek bankruptcy protection under Chapters 7, 11, and 13 of the United States Bankruptcy Code.

I attended the University of Texas for both undergrad (B.A. '03) and law school (J.D. '08). During law school, I interned with Justice Harriet O'Neill at the Texas Supreme Court, and I served as an Associate Editor on Texas Law Review. Following law school, I clerked for the Hon. Andrew Austin at the Western District of Texas, Austin Division. After my clerkship, I joined Strasburger & Price, where I concentrated on commercial litigation and administrative law, including contested cases before the Public Utility Commission of Texas. After 10 years of practicing mostly on the defense side, I...