About
Daniel D. Feldman is a Senior Trial Attorney with The Maine Divorce Group who focuses on family law, divorce, post-judgment modification, child support, and related litigation. His broader background includes complex civil litigation, asbestos defense, criminal matters, and appellate work, giving him experience with evidence, procedure, negotiation, and courtroom advocacy. The work requires careful attention to the governing law, factual record, deadlines, and practical consequences for the client.
Feldman earned a Master’s Degree in Education from Hunter College in 1999. His teaching experience at the middle-school, high-school, and college levels adds an educator’s perspective to client communication and case preparation. This background supports careful analysis, clear writing, and practical problem solving in matters involving family law, divorce, modification, child support, and related litigation.
Feldman began his legal career as an associate at a large law firm, later served as an Assistant District Attorney in Maine’s Fourth and Sixth Prosecutorial Districts, and worked as court-appointed defense counsel in criminal and child-protection matters. He has also argued appeals before the Maine Supreme Judicial Court. Across these matters, he evaluates the legal and factual issues that shape strategy, negotiation, and the available path toward resolution.
Daniel D. Feldman brings nearly twenty-five years of legal experience to family-law matters that may involve contested facts, financial issues, parenting concerns, or post-judgment disputes. His trial, prosecution, defense, and teaching background supports detailed preparation and clear explanations of legal process. This approach keeps legal strategy connected to the client’s practical objectives and the specific demands of each matter.
Law Office Affiliations
- Attorney, The Maine Divorce Group
- Member, Maine State Bar Association
Licensed State
- Maine
Education
- Hunter College
Master’s Degree in Education
Awards & Badges

- Child Abuse & Neglect
- Child Support
- Divorce & Separation
- Marriage & Prenuptial Agreements
- Paternity
- Uncontested Divorce





