Alexander & Pelli, LLC

Alexander & Pelli, LLC is a Philadelphia law firm focused on probate, trust, and estate planning matters. The firm serves clients in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Florida, and Rhode Island and provides client-centered guidance for individuals, families, executors, trustees, and beneficiaries. Its work includes estate planning, estate administration, trust administration, estate and gift taxation, guardianship matters, charitable giving, and representation in trust and estate disputes.

Alexander & Pelli, LLC approaches each matter with practical advice, careful planning and genuine concern for each client’s circumstances. As a boutique trusts and estates firm, it focuses its skills where it can provide meaningful value while coordinating with trusted outside counsel when additional legal support is needed. The firm emphasizes compassion, clear communication and pragmatic solutions tailored to each client’s goals, family needs and fiduciary responsibilities.

Alexander & Pelli, LLC offers a wide range of trusts and estates services. The firm prepares wills, trusts, powers of attorney, advance directives and beneficiary planning documents. It assists with executor and administrator appointments, estate and inheritance tax returns, fiduciary income tax returns, court accountings, trust modification, and trustee succession. The firm also handles guardianships, charitable gift planning, mediation, Orphans’ Court litigation, long-term care planning, real estate matters, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, business succession planning and closely held business issues.

Alexander & Pelli, LLC began in 1989 through the association of founding partners Gregory G. Alexander and Stanley A. Pelli. The firm’s attorneys bring extensive experience in trusts and estates, including bar leadership, teaching, professional memberships, and recognition from respected legal organizations. By combining focused estate knowledge, practical judgment, and client-centered service, Alexander & Pelli, LLC helps clients protect assets, administer estates, resolve fiduciary issues, and plan for important family and financial decisions.