Hobbs Legacy Law Group, LLC - Phoenixville, PA
Elder Law Lawyers in Phoenixville, PA
347 Bridge St Suite 200 Phoenixville, PA 19460
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Phoenixville Elder Law Firm
Updated: 10/12/2026
Areas of Practice
- Elder Law
- Estate Planning
- Special Needs Planning
- High Net Worth Planning
- Estate and Trust Administration
- Estate and Inheritance Tax Planning
- Medicaid Asset Protection Planning
- Special Needs Trusts
Firm Information
Overview
Hobbs Legacy Law Group, LLC is a boutique estate planning and elder law firm in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania. Founded by Certified Elder Law Attorney (CELA®) Rebecca A. Hobbs, we provide the legal sophistication of a major practice with the personal, responsive touch of a concierge experience. Licensed in PA and NJ, Rebecca is joined by litigation attorney Scott J. Werner, Jr. and associate attorney Thomas A. Mastroianni to help families protect their assets and preserve their legacies.
We believe in personalized planning, not one-size-fits-all documents. Every strategy is built around your specific family, assets, and goals. From navigating elder law complexities to providing VA-accredited guidance, our team ensures clear communication and a coordinated approach with your advisors. At Hobbs Legacy Law Group, LLC, our relationship continues beyond signing day; we help your plan evolve as life changes. Whether you’re planning ahead or navigating a transition, we provide the clarity and expertise needed to protect what matters most.
Our law firm serves clients in Phoenixville, Chester County, Montgomery County and throughout the greater Philadelphia area.
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Contact
347 Bridge St
Suite 200
Phoenixville, PA 19460
Phone Number: 610-989-2135
Email: Send a message
Website: https://www.hobbslegacylaw.com
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