About

Webster Law Office, P.A. was originally established in 2001 to provide a wide array of affordable legal services to clients in and around Stanly County, North Carolina.  in 2009, we merged with another local firm and became Singletary & Webster, P.C..  In 2016, we moved back to our original North Fourth Street location and resumed operations as Webster Law Office, P.A..  We have always maintained an interest in a variety of areas of law so that we may attempt to assist as many people as possible under one roof.  Among the many services we offer are: Real Estate; Probate and Estates; Family Law (Custody, Child Support, Spousal Support, Property Distribution); Adoption; Criminal Law and Traffic Offenses; Corporations, Civil Litigation; Juvenile Law; Contract Law; and some Personal Injury Law.  We may be able to assist you in many other areas as well.As a firm, we strive to meet the needs of our clients urgently, with courtesy and professionalism, and to keep up to date with the issues that affect our clientele.  We invite you to contact us regarding your legal needs. Although we may not be able to assist every person with every type of claim, we do strive to assist clients with a variety of legal issues.  Usually, if we cannot assist you with a particular issue, we will help you find someone who can.Personal Bios:John Webster, Managing Attorney, has been a local attorney for over 20 years, dedicated to the people of Stanly County and surrounding counties.  He and his wife have raised their children here, and have been a part of the Stanly County community since 1996.  In his spare time Mr. Webster enjoys attending sporting events, cooking, golfing, and spending time with his family.Amy Frick, Legal Assistant, is a native of Stanly County, having been raised here and still residing here with her husband and step-children.  She has worked in the legal field in excess of 13 years.        

Practices Areas

Criminal Defense

Real Estate

Divorce and separation

Family

Probate

Elder Law

Language

English

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