David J Ferry
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**David J. Ferry, Esq.** **Wilmington, DE | Ferry Joseph, P.A.** **Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Elder Law** David J. Ferry is a distinguished attorney at Ferry Joseph, P.A., based in Wilmington, Delaware, where he specializes in estate planning and administration, as well as elder law. A native of Wilmington, David's deep-rooted connection to the community informs his compassionate approach to legal counsel. He is a proud alumnus of Salesianum School and holds a bachelor’s degree from Saint Joseph’s University in Philadelphia. Furthering his education, he earned a Master of Instruction from the University of Delaware, followed by a Juris Doctorate from Delaware Law School. Before joining Ferry Joseph, P.A., David dedicated his time to education as an English teacher through AmeriCorps. This experience not only honed his communication skills but also instilled in him a commitment to service, which he continues to uphold as counsel for his former school. His passion for storytelling is evident in his recent literary work; his fictional short story, "One True Line," was published in the November 2023 issue of The Pennsylvania Lawyer magazine. In 2025, David was recognized by his peers as one of the top lawyers in Delaware, as featured in Delaware Today magazine, highlighting his expertise and dedication to the field. Outside of his legal practice, David is an avid sports enthusiast, having completed numerous long-distance endurance events, including the prestigious Ironman triathlon. With a blend of legal acumen, a strong educational background, and a commitment to his community, David J. Ferry is well-equipped to guide clients through the complexities of estate planning and elder law, ensuring their wishes are honored and their legacies preserved.
About Estate Planning Law
Estate planning attorneys help individuals plan for the distribution of their assets and care during incapacity. They create wills, trusts, and other documents to protect families and minimize taxes. Common matters include wills, trusts, powers of attorney, healthcare directives.