Delwyn Webber

A prominent figure within the Nevada legal community, Delwyn Webber has helped her clients with their complex legal matters related to estate planning, probate and guardianship for more than a decade, leaving clients with the peace of mind knowing that their futures are secured and their loved ones will be taken care of. From the law office of Jones & LoBello, PLLC, in Las Vegas, Nevada, she represents clients throughout the metropolitan area and the surrounding suburbs as well.

A prime talent in her field, Ms. Webber has garnered the adulation of her peers as an effective attorney handling cases that need a meticulous attention to detail and a focused approach. She listens to her clients’ needs and creates tailor-made solutions that fit them, their lives and their families. From revocable living trusts and domestic asset protection trusts to preparing wills and powers of attorney, her knowledge of her legal field of practice is immaculate.

Ms. Webber received her Juris Doctor with honors from the Bond University Faculty of Law in Gold Coast, Australia, in 2004, and later obtained her license to practice in the province of Queensland the next year. In 2008, after living in the United States for a considerable amount of time, she was licensed to practice in Nevada. In addition, she has also received admission to practice before the United States District Court for the District of Nevada, the United States Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit and the Supreme Court of the United States.

Many prominent legal organizations have acknowledged Ms. Webber for her prowess in the legal field, including:

• MYVEGAS Magazine: Top 100 Lawyers in Las Vegas
• Martindale-Hubbell: Client Distinction Award
• Who’s Who Legal: Top Attorneys of North America
• Avvo: “Excellent” rating as well as many positive testimonials on the site as well

Outside her legal practice, Ms. Webber stays actively involved within her legal community in organizations such as the State Bar of Nevada, the American Bar Association, the National Association of Elder Law Attorneys and the National Guardianship Association. Moreover, she also looks to impart time and resources to her local community as well, taking keen interest in nonprofits such as the Grant a Gift Autism Foundation, where she is on the Board of Directors.