Constantina Eftihia Koulosousas

Constantina Koulosousas is an attorney who concentrates her practice on Elder Law and Trusts & Estates with a portion of her practice focusing on the particular needs of Greek American families. Constantina is fluent in Greek and works closely with professionals in the United States and in Greece in order to offer her clients full service cross-border representation.

Constantina assists her clients with Estate Planning & Administration, Guardianships, Planning for Individuals with Special Needs, Asset Preservation, and Probate Litigation, as well as Residential and Commercial Real Estate and Healthcare Law.  She has served as court-appointed attorney and guardian for disabled individuals and advises her clients with respect to Medicaid, Social Security and VA matters and is able to assist in the application process for these benefits, and is a Department of Veterans Affairs Accredited Attorney.

Constantina is admitted to practice in New York and New Jersey. She received her J.D. from Seton Hall Law School, where she was a member of the Civil Litigation Clinic and a contributing writer for the Health Law Outlook. She focused her studies at Seton Hall in the Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law & Policy Program, and graduated with a concentration in Health Law.  Prior to beginning law school, she graduated cum laude from Fairfield University with a degree in International Business and Art History and interned at the Department of Justice, Office of International Affairs, in Washington, DC.