Felicia Pasculli
Felicia Pasculli, Esq., is a law partner at Futterman, Lanza & Pasculli, LLP concentrating in the areas of Elder Law & Special Needs Law, Trusts and Estates, and Veterans Law.
Joining the firm in 2018, Felicia Pasculli takes great pride in having introduced the area of VA pension benefits to the Elder Law bar in 2001.
She is certified as an elder law attorney ("CELA") by the American Bar Association accredited National Elder Law Foundation, one of approximately 500 nationwide and has been selected as the best Long Island Elder Law attorney by BEST LAWYERS®, Top 100 attorneys nominated by peers with Super Lawyers in Metro NY and for many awards due to her dedication, experience, and advocacy in this area of law.
Felicia Pasculli chose to focus on this area of law after seeing how our culture's bureaucratic systems failed her own father, a veteran, and her mother, both of whom suffered from dementia. She has since devoted her career advocating for the rights of elders, including those with dementia or cognitive impairments, children with special needs and veterans.
Contact Details
Bay Shore, NY
631-665-9262
Felicia Pasculli, Esq., is a law partner at Futterman, Lanza & Pasculli, LLP concentrating in the areas of Elder Law & Special Needs Law, Trusts and Estates, and Veterans Law.
Joining the firm in 2018, Felicia Pasculli takes great pride in having introduced the area of VA pension benefits to the Elder Law bar in 2001.
She is certified as an elder law attorney ("CELA") by the American Bar Association accredited National Elder Law Foundation, one of approximately 500 nationwide and has been selected as the best Long Island Elder Law attorney by BEST LAWYERS®, Top 100 attorneys nominated by peers with Super Lawyers in Metro NY and for many awards due to her dedication, experience, and advocacy in this area of law.
Felicia Pasculli chose to focus on this area of law after seeing how our culture's bureaucratic systems failed her own father, a veteran, and her mother, both of whom suffered from dementia. She has since devoted her career advocating for the rights of elders, including those with dementia or cognitive impairments, children with special needs and veterans.
Education
- City University of New York School of Law at Queens College, Flushing, New York
Bar Admission
- New York, 1994
Honors
- 2023 Nomination for Bethpage “Best of Long Island”, Best Lawyer Category
- 2011-2022 Awarded Super Lawyers designation for 12 consecutive years
- 2022 Selected Super Lawyers “Top 100 Attorneys” in New York Metro area
- 2022 Selected Super Lawyers “Top 50 Women Lawyers” in New York Metro area
- 2022 Recognized by BEST LAWYERS® as the Lawyer of the Year for elder law in Long Island
- 2015-2022 Selected BEST LAWYERS® designation by other attorneys
- 2022 Nominated for Herald “Long Island Choice Awards” for best estate planning attorney
- 2021 Super Lawyers “Top 50 Women Lawyers” in New York Metro area
- 2021 Premier Businesswomen of Long Island awarded by Herald Community Newspapers
- 2020-2021 “Outstanding Women in Law” Award from Hofstra Law School
Pro-Bono Activities
- National Organization of Veterans Advocates, Sustaining Member
Professional Associations
- National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA), Member
- New York State Bar and Suffolk County Bar Associations, Member
- New York State Bar Association, Elder Law Section, Chair, Veterans' Benefits Committee
Certified Legal Specialties
- Certified Elder Law Attorney (CELA), The National Elder Law Foundation (NELF)
“Felicia is very understanding and was very helpful in getting my parents affairs in order before they passed shortly thereafter. She was able to get their papers through courts during the pandemic. My sister and I now need to also revise our papers and we won’t think of going anywhere else. This team treats you like family. I highly recommend Felicia and her team.”