Jon Feldon is a Senior Associate Attorney with Murtaugh Treglia Stern & Deily LLP and assists affluent individuals and families with a variety of litigated matters in probate courts throughout Southern California.
 
Jon’s career has included a significant tenure at the Orange County Public Defender's Office. During his time as a public defender, Jon developed a deep understanding of the complexities surrounding mental health law, representing clients with mental health challenges in a wide array of legal matters. His commitment to advocacy for the most vulnerable populations laid a strong foundation for his current practice.  Jon’s work in public service was followed by years in private civil and probate practice at Murtaugh Treglia Stern & Deily and Holland & Knight LLP in Los Angeles.
 
Now, Jon leverages his extensive experience to specialize in trust, probate, and conservatorship litigation. His deep knowledge of the legal intricacies involved in these areas, combined with his compassionate approach, makes him a formidable advocate for clients facing challenging circumstances. Whether navigating the sensitive aspects of conservatorship proceedings, handling complex probate disputes, or litigating trust issues, Jon brings a unique perspective and a dedicated, client-centered focus to his practice. Known for his trial advocacy and creative problem-solving, Jon has successfully represented clients in a variety of high-stakes litigation and has a proven track record of securing favorable outcomes. 
 
Jon earned a Bachelor’s degree in History and Political Philosophy from Brown University, his Juris Doctor degree from American University, Washington College of Law, and is a member of the Orange County Bar Association (Trust & Estates section and Conservatorship, Guardianship, and Protective Proceedings section), the Los Angeles County Bar Association (Trust & Estates section), and the California Lawyers Association (Trust and Estates section). Jon is also an active member in his community as a board member and officer of his neighborhood association.