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Lauren S Marinaro

Lauren S Marinaro
Experience 3.0 star rating
Industry Recognition 1.5 star rating
Professional Conduct 5.0 star rating

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  • 34% Estate Planning
  • 33% Guardianship
  • 33% Elder Law

Contact Information
  • Fink Rosner Ershow-Levenberg, LLC
    1093 Raritan Road
    P.O. Box 858
    Clark, NJ 07066
    Office: 732-382-6070
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License

6 years since Lauren S Marinaro was first licensed to practice law.

State License status Year acquired Last updated by Avvo
New Jersey Active 2006 07/15/2009
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Education
School Major Degree Graduated
University of Kansas School of Law Elder Law LL.M - Master of Laws 2007
University of Kansas School of Law Law JD - Juris Doctor 2004
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Associations
Position Association Name Duration
Member National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (Connecticut chapter)
Member New Jersey Bar Association, Elder Law Section
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Portfolio

Publications
Article Publication Date
I Can Stay or I Can Go: Improving Current Assistance Programs to Increase Choices in Low-Income Housing National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys Student Journal 2006
Fair Housing Issues in Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRCs): Can Residents be Transferred Without their Consent? New York City Law Review 2003
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