Antony M. Eminowicz, PLLC is a dual-qualified attorney, licensed to practice in both New York as well as England and Wales. He earned his Master of Laws Degree from Albany Law School and is a member of the New York Bar. He has over 10 years of experience dealing with elder law and estate planning issues.
Antony Eminowicz, PLLC devotes his practice primarily to elder, estate and special education, to include:
- preparation of wills and trusts
- incapacity planning, including powers of attorney and advance directives
- special needs planning
- asset protection
- assisting individuals in qualifying for long-term care assistance programs such as Medicaid and Veterans Benefits
- advocating for parents with children of special needs against school districts
He is on the committee for Special Needs Planning of the New York State Bar Association and is also a member of the New York State Bar Association’s Elder Law Section and Trust and Estates Section, as well as the Ulster County Bar Association.
Professional Experience and Commitment
Antony Eminowicz, PLLC brings a wealth of relevant personal lifetime experiences to his practice. His form of representation is unique and is something that cannot be taught at a law school or acquired ‘on the job’. It is a representation that is unparalleled and has served his clients exceptionally.
Before relocating to New York, he spent several years working in the estate and public benefits planning arena in southwest Florida. This experience, combined with his professional Floridian connections, allow him to offer a unique snowbird planning practice for those who have assets in both New York and Florida, and are faced with estate and/or long term care planning issues.
As a dual US/UK citizen and British expatriate, he is committed to assisting UK clients with sometimes-complicated federal UK/US issues. He is a member of England’s Law Society Private Client section, and routinely writes in their quarterly publication concerning transatlantic federal issues. He has also contributed to local United States publications on elder law issues, such as Medicaid and estate planning, in planning for the British expatriate.
A service ethic predicated on life experience and empathy
“I feel that every client deserves courageous and compassionate representation. This goes far beyond even the best law school education or practice in the most prestigious firms, but must be based in one’s own experience and ethics, and practiced on deep-rooted, personal level.”
“As the only hearing person raised by a deaf family, I have personally witnessed a lifetime of disability issues. I am grateful that my abilities, including fluency in sign language, allowed me to advocate for my family from an early age. My role has ranged from placing simple telephone calls on behalf of family members to appealing the denial of benefits based on flawed governmental decisions. These experiences have given me understanding, compassion and a passion for justice that serves me, and my clients, every day.”
— Antony Eminowicz, PLLC – Principal