Hoffman & Keating

The Feller Group, P.C. is a highly experienced law firm based in Mahopac, NY, specializing in Elder Law and Estate Planning for over 20 years. Their dedicated team provides tailored guidance and support to families, helping them navigate the complexities of long-term health care and preserve financial stability. With a client-centric approach and a comprehensive range of services, The Feller Group, P.C. ensures that individuals receive personalized strategies and effortless procedures to secure their future. Combining elder law advisement and Medicaid Coordination, The Feller Group, P.C. offers a unique blend of legal prowess and service coordination, ensuring a holistic approach to estate planning. Their compassionate team understands the challenges families face during the transitions of aging and illness, and they are ready to address critical legal needs. From estate planning to Medicaid application preparation, The Feller Group, P.C. provides expert guidance and support, fostering a sense of security for clients and their families.Generated from the website

Our convenient office location at the foot of the Tappan Zee Bridge in South Nyack, New York, allows us to serve our clients not only in Rockland County but throughout the Greater Hudson Valley Region, including Westchester, Orange, Sullivan, Putnam, and Dutchess Counties, as well as all five boroughs of New York City.We have the background, experience, and capacity to handle just about any litigated matter, ranging from complex, commercial litigation, to constitutional property and civil rights claims, to claims involving significant personal injury, and beyond. Successfully enjoined trade name infringement and stopped unfair competition by a competing business of our client. Recovered substantial damages for private property owners whose water supply was polluted and contaminated by a municipality. Vindicated the 1st Amendment religious rights of our clients, including the right of a Christian group to display religious symbols on public property during Christmas, the right of a Muslim community to worship, and the right of an Orthodox community to housing.