With nearly 30 years experience handling delicate legal matters, Gary Stewart Seflin provides the sophistication and successful results of a large firm hand in hand with the warmth and personal attention characteristic of his small firm. As a former Deputy Attorney General, a member of the Bar of the United States Supreme Court, and a municipal solicitor, Gary Stewart Seflin has extensive experience with the courts and judges throughout this Commonwealth, and beyond. Whether you need to plan your Estate, start a business, or find a tireless advocate to safeguard your rights in a personal injury matter, in retaining Gary Stewart Seflin you gain an advocate who will always place your needs first.

I specialize in estate planning for families, probate & estate administration, business succession planning, and resolving your IRS problems. I am an expert in the field, but it is my commitment to you that differentiates me from others. You can count on personalized, focused attention. Your estate plan will reflect your unique values and concerns. Your questions will be answered promptly and with respect. When you’re done, you’ll understand how the documents work and what you need to do to keep them current during your lifetime.

John S. Morabito is a solo practitioner specializing in estate planning and administration. He also serves as Partition Hearing Officer in the Court of Common Pleas for Philadelphia County, PA. John has over thirty years of legal experience and is admitted to practice law in several states, including Pennsylvania, as well as being admitted to practice law before the United States Supreme Court. John has an extensive legal background. He has served as a federal official, policy advisor, corporate attorney, and general counsel of a non-profit organization. Currently, he helps families in Philadelphia with their estate planning needs, and assists with probating estates (with or without a will). His services include drafting wills, powers of attorney, health care proxies, and pet trusts. Probate services include working with the Register of Wills to administer estates for deceased individuals.