Sloan and Feller

We are a multi-disciplinary practice specializing in Elder Law, Estate Planning and Business Advisement. With over 15 years of experience in these fields, Sloan & Feller offers its clients personalized service, delivering large firm expertise in a more intimate and caring environment. As active members of the New York State Bar Association we stay on the cutting edge of changes in New York law that affect our clients. Ms. Leslie Sloan and Mr. Alan Feller are the founding partners of the firm. Alan Feller regularly lectures on Elder Law issues for senior groups, senior living facilities, financial institutions, bar associations and health organizations including the Alzheimer's Association and ALS Association. In addition, Mr. Feller advises medical and dental professionals in their practices. He is a board member and the Technology Chairperson for the Putnam and Dutchess Geriatric Committee and a member of the Putnam County Bar Association. In 2010, Alan was appointed to the New York State Bar Association's Task Force on the Future of the Legal Profession, a distinguished panel of legal practitioners and educators that studied and recommended ways to create a road map for the future of legal practice and training. Mr. Feller is a member of the New York State Bar Association's Electronic Communications Committee and started the Elder Law Attorney Practice Group (ELAP) which is the nation's largest independent Elder Law Attorney Group on LinkedIn. Alan is also the Vice-President of the Estate Planning Council for Putnam County. A graduate of the State University of New York at Albany and Brooklyn Law School, Mr. Feller recognizes the need for unified senior planning encompassing the areas of long term health care, trusts and estates, real estate, and taxation as it pertains to New York's aging population. The New York Lawyer Referral Group (NYLRG) on LinkedIn was originally created by Alan in 2008 to help build better professional relationships between attorneys who practiced in New York State. Since that time the NYLRG has grown to over 1400 members. Businesses both domestic and international which operate in New York are recognizing the value of the NYLRG as the starting point for the formation of expertise-based legal teams to assist with growth opportunities and conflict resolution. In 2012, Alan was asked to join the Board of the Boxwood Alliance, a free and collaborative initiative to help keep Northern Westchester and Putnam County seniors in their homes and communities.