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JulieAnn Calareso joins The Shevy Law Firm bringing with her expansive knowledge in elder law, trusts and estates planning and administration, and special needs planning. After a one year clerkship with the New York State Supreme Court Appellate Division, Third Department, JulieAnn has practiced in the Albany area in these fields since graduating from law school.
She came to law as her second career, having graduated from Fordham University with an undergraduate degree in communications...
More JulieAnn Calareso joins The Shevy Law Firm bringing with her expansive knowledge in elder law, trusts and estates planning and administration, and special needs planning. After a one year clerkship with the New York State Supreme Court Appellate Division, Third Department, JulieAnn has practiced in the Albany area in these fields since graduating from law school. She came to law as her second career, having graduated from Fordham University with an undergraduate degree in communications...
She came to law as her second career, having graduated from Fordham University with an undergraduate degree in communications... JulieAnn Calareso joins The Shevy Law Firm bringing with her expansive knowledge in elder law, trusts and estates planning and administration, and special needs planning. After a one year clerkship with the New York State Supreme Court Appellate Division, Third Department, JulieAnn has practiced in the Albany area in these fields since graduating from law school.
She came to law as her second career, having graduated from Fordham University with an undergraduate degree in communications. After years in television and movie production in NYC and Los Angeles, JulieAnn chose law as her true calling. Her selection of her fields of focus came from personal experiences within her extended family, seeing the need for planning and for family collaborations across the generations. JulieAnn has a soft spot in her heart for Caregivers, and it is reflected in her community involvement outside the office.
JulieAnn lives in Niskayuna with her husband, a fellow lawyer, and their two middle school aged children. She is a ferocious hockey mom, and has surprised herself by becoming a horse-loving barn mother. She is eternally grateful to her husband Jack, for making her a part of RedSox Nation, and looks forward to the personal adventures that lie ahead for her and her family.
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