Anthony J. Enea

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Anthony J. Enea

also known as Antonino Enea

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Licensed for 39 years

Estate planning Lawyer at White Plains, NY
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Trusts, Probate ... +2 more

245 Main St, Suite 500, White Plains, NY

Virtual Consultation Available

About Anthony

Biography

Practice Areas

5

Practice Areas

Estate Planning 50%

38 years

50%
Guardianship 15%

15%
Probate 15%

15%
Trusts 15%

38 years

15%
Elder Law 5%

38 years

5%

Fees and Rates

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Awards

AV Preeminent Peer Review Rating

Licenses

Licensed in New York for 39 years

State: New York

Acquired: 1986

Currently Registered

No misconduct found

Location

Enea, Scanlan & Sirignano, LLP Attorneys At Law

245 Main St, Suite 500, White Plains, NY, 10601-2411

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Online Presence

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Posted by Eva | December 16, 2018 | Hired Attorney

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Eldercare

I needed someone to not only educate me on what I could do to secure help for my elderly mother but also assist me in enacting and executing a plan in order to keep mom safe. There were times when I needed to contact the attorneys for clarification or troubleshoot and ALWAYS I got immediate or near i...mmediate call backs. I dealt with Samantha and Lauren and both were extremely professional. I would most certainly recommend these lawyers.

Posted by anonymous | February 2, 2018 | Hired Attorney

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Highly Recommended

Both Anthony J.Enea and his team (including his daughter Lauren Enea) were extremely helpful in offering clear and precise counseling on trust and estate law matters. They were and continue to be admirably patient with our questions. They were prompt in preparing our documents, and in explaining them... to a senior member of our household. We recommend them for their professionalism and their individualized attention towards their clients.

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"I have attended a Continuing Legal Education program presented by this attorney--he is an extremely knowledgeable competent practitioner in the fields of both elder law and estate planning ."

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Experience

Rating:  10.0 (Superb)

Honors

2023

Best Lawyer, Elder Law and Trusts & Estates (2012 - Present), The Best Lawyers in America

2023

AV-Rated Preeminent Attorney (2002-Present), Martindale-Hubbell

2022

Super Lawyers, New York Metro (2007 - Present), Thomson Reuters' Super Lawyers

2022

Top 25 Westchester County List (2009-10, 2013-15, 2018-22), Thomson Reuters' Super Lawyers

2019

Trusts & Estates "Lawyer of the Year" in White Plains, Best Lawyers in America

2018

Elder Law "Lawyer of the Year" in White Plains, Best Lawyers in America

2018

Distinguished Service Award, Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University

2017

Trusts and Estates "Lawyer of the Year" in White Plains, Best Lawyers in America

2016

Elder Law "Lawyer of the Year" in White Plains, Best Lawyers in America

2016

Honorable Richard J. Daronco Distinguished Service Award, Columbian Lawyers Association of Westchester County

2016

Dr. Joseph A. Cimino Community Service Award, ArchCare at Home

2015

Trusts and Estates "Lawyer of the Year" in White Plains, Best Lawyers in America

2014

Golden Harvest Corporate Award, Westchester Public/Private Partnership for Aging Services

2013

Westchester County’s Leading Elder Care Attorney, Above the Bar Awards

Work Experience

2004 - Present

Managing Partner, Enea, Scanlan & Sirignano, LLP

Associations

Westchester County Bar Foundation

Immediate Past President

Westchester County Bar Association

Past President

New York State Bar Association, Elder Law & Special Needs Section

Past Chair

New York State Bar Association, 50+ Lawyers Section

Past Chair

New York State Bar Association, Trusts and Estate Section

Member

New York State Bar Foundation

Fellow

National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, New York Chapter

Charter Member & Past President

New York State Office of Court Administration, Guardianship Advisory Committee

Member

Columbian Lawyers Association of Westchester County

Past Vice President

National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, Council of Advanced Practitioners

Member

Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University's Board of Visitors

Member

National Elder Law Foundation

Certified Elder Law Attorney

Education

1985

Pace University School of Law

JD - Juris Doctor

1981

Manhattan College

BA - Bachelor of Arts

Speaking Engagements

2022

Yonkers Lawyers Association

Major Changes to New York’s Statutory Short Form Power of Attorney

2022

Rockland County Bar Association

Utilizing a Trust for Your Elder Law and Estate Planning Needs

2022

Pace Haub School of Law

Planning for New York and Federal Estate Taxes

2022

Pace Haub School of Law

Planning Considerations for New York's New Medicaid Eligibility Requirements for Long Term Care

2022

New York State Society of CPAs (Manhattan/Bronx Chapter)

Conveying Real Estate and the Tax Consequences

2022

New York County Lawyers Association

What Happens When Someone Dies without a Will?

2022

Mount Vernon Bar Association

What Attorneys Can Do to Plan for Their Professional and Personal Future

2022

Lawline.com

Aging in Place with Medicaid Home Care

2022

Hearing Loss Association of America (Westchester Chapter)

Accountable Aging: Preparing for the Elder Years

2022

First American Title Insurance Company

How to Avoid a Will Contest

2022

Columbian Lawyers Association (Westchester County)

Drafting an Effective Power of Attorney

2022

Association on Aging in New York

Critical Issues Facing Senior Clients

2021

Westchester County Bar Association

Protecting Clients from Financial Elder Abuse and Senior Scams

2021

Port Chester/Rye Bar Association

Utilizing Trusts to Avoid the Pitfalls of Probate

2021

New York State Society of CPAs (Fall Tax Conference)

Planning Options for the Transfer of a Primary Residence

2021

New York County Lawyers Association

Recent Updates in Elder Law

2021

New York County Lawyers Association

How to Avoid a Last Will Contest

2021

New Rochelle Bar Association

What Legal Professionals Can Do to Plan for Their Professional and Personal Future

2021

National Granite Title Agency

Estate Planning Essentials in a COVID-19 World

2021

Lawline.com

Critical Issues Facing Senior Clients

2021

Heritage Hills Men's Club

Protecting Your Assets & Identity

2021

Abstracts Incorporated

Major Changes to New York’s Statutory Short Form Power of Attorney

2020

Westchester County Bar Association

Critical Issues Facing Senior Clients

2020

Taking Advantage of the Perfect Storm: Estate & Gift Tax Planning That You Should Consider Now Taking Advantage of the Perfect Storm: Estate & Gift Tax Planning That You Should Consider Now

2020

Mount Vernon Bar Association

New Medicaid Eligibility Requirements Create Urgency to Long Term Care Planning CLE Presentation

2019

Yonkers Lawyers Association

Utilizing a Trust for Elder Law and Estate Planning

2019

New York State Society of CPAs Mid-Hudson Chapter

Critical Issues Facing Senior Clients

2019

New York State Bar Association Senior Lawyers Section

Financial Planning Issues Impacting your Retirement from the Practice of Law

2019

New York County Lawyers Association

Taking Steps to Ensure Your Estate is Not Contested

2018

Port Chester/Rye Bar Association

Role of Agent, Executor, Trustee and Fiduciary

2018

New York State Society Of CPAs (Westchester Chapter)

Using Revocable Living Trusts as an Effective Estate Planning and Probate Avoidance Tool

2018

Mount Vernon Bar Association

Representing Clients with Diminished Capacity and Taking Steps to Ensure your Estate is Not Contested

2018

Mamroneck Bar Association

Utilizing a Trust for Your Elder Law and Estate Planning Needs

2018

Financial Planning Association Of The Greater Hudson Valley

Tax Reform and Long Term Care Planning

2018

Bronx Bar Association

Critical Issues Facing Senior Clients

2017

Yorktown Chamber Of Commerce

Impact of Aging Baby Boomers on Our Communities

2017

Senior Lawyers Section), New York State Bar Association Winter Meeting (Elder Law & Special Needs Section

Dementia, Science and the Law

2017

New Rochelle Bar Association

Representing Clients with Diminished Capacity

2017

Mount Vernon Bar Association

What Does President Trump Mean for Estate Taxes and Long Term Care Planning

Publications

2022

The Somers Record Avoiding New York’s Estate Tax Cliff

2022

The Somers Record Factors to Consider When Selecting an Executor/Trustee

2022

The Somers Record Can New Yorkers Afford Medicaid Home Care and Nursing Home for All?

2022

The Somers Record Making Sense of 2022 Changes to Medicaid Home Care

2022

Westchester & Fairfield County Business Journals How Can I Protect My Home with Minimal Impact on My Life?

2022

The Somers Record Merely Creating an LLC Doesn’t Automatically Give You Personal Protection

2021

Westchester County Bar Association - Westchester Lawyer Magazine Elder Law and Estate Planning Update,

2021

Westchester & Fairfield County Business Journals To Gift or Not to Gift Again, Tis the Question for the Season

2021

Westchester WAG Magazine Understanding the Consequences of Not Having a Last Will and Testament

2021

The Somers Record Factors That help Determine Whether a Senior is a Victim of Elder Abuse

2020

Enea, Scanlan & Sirignano, LLP website Why the Secure Act of 2019 May Not Make You Feel Very Secure

2020

New York State Bar Association, Trust and Estates Law Section Journal- Summer/Fall 2020, Vol. 53, No. 3 New Medicaid Eligibility Rules Make Asset Protection Planning an Urgent Need!

2019

Enea, Scanlan & Sirignano, LLP Website 2019 Elder Law and Trusts & Estates Update

2019

Enea, Scanlan & Sirignano, LLP Website When Am I Going Home?

2019

Enea, Scanlan & Sirignano, LLP website Four New Year’s Resolutions You Can Actually Keep

2019

Enea, Scanlan & Sirignano, LLP Website Factors to Consider When Naming a Health Care Agent

2019

Enea, Scanlan & Sirignano, LLP Website The Basics of Hospice Care

2018

2018

Enea, Scanlan & Sirignano, LLP Website Am I Too Young to Have a Last Will and Testament?

2018

Enea, Scanlan & Sirignano, LLP Website Think Twice Before Shredding Your Account Statements

2018

2018

Enea, Scanlan & Sirignano, LLP Website To Gift or Not to Gift: ’Tis the Question for the Season!

2015

The Senior Lawyer, New York State Bar Association Special Needs Trusts: A Primer

2015

New York State Bar Association, General Practice Section Newsletter Separated But Not Divorced: The Long Term Care Planning Implications

2015

Westchester County Bar Association Bar Journal Understanding the ‘Undue’ in ‘Undue Influence

2015

Westchester Lawyer Magazine, Westchester County Bar Association Warning to Non-Attorneys: Florida Takes Major Step in Preventing the Unauthorized Practice of Elder Law

2015

Westchester Lawyer Magazine, Westchester County Bar Association Revocable or Irrevocable Trust: Which Trust is Better for Me and My Family?

2014

The Senior Lawyer, New York State Bar Association Granny Snatchers Beware: New York Adopts Uniform Adult Guardianship Act

2014

The Senior Lawyer, New York State Bar Association Are You Ready for the Elder Years?

2014

Westchester County Bar Association Newsletter The Repeal of DOMA Makes Estate and Long Term Care Planning Critical for Same Sex Married Couples

2014

Westchester County Bar Association Bar Journal Not the Kind of Discovery You Were Thinking of: A Primer on Discovery Pursuant to Section 213 of the Surrogate’s Court Procedure Act

2014

Westchester Lawyer Magazine, Westchester County Bar Association Factors to Consider When Transferring a Residence for Elder Law and Estate Planning Purposes

2013

Elder and Special Needs Law Journal, New York State Bar Association The Basics of Business Succession Planning

2013

The Senior Lawyer, New York State Bar Association Why Being Classified Under ‘Observation’ While in a Hospital Means Seniors Pay Thousands More

Languages

English

Italian

Activity

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