Alyson R. Marcucio practices in the firm's estate planning and probate group, with considerable emphasis on elder law. Alyson's goal-oriented approach toward advising clients eases the often complicated asset transfer process and results in estate plans tailored to each client's unique circumstances. Her practice in elder law includes long term care, incapacity and special needs planning, eligibility for Medicaid and other public benefits, and conservatorship proceedings. Alyson rounds out her practice by assisting families to navigate the probate process, whether in administering estates or managing trusts.

Alyson's personal approach to addressing each legal matter helps her clients feel comfortable during the process of planning and administering their affairs.

Education

• Boston University School of Law, Boston, Massachusetts
  • LL.M. 
  • Major: Taxation; Estate Planning Concentration
     
• Quinnipiac University School of Law, Hamden, Connecticut
  • J.D. 
  • Honors: cum laude
     
• University of New Haven , New Haven, Connecticut
  • B.A. 
  • Honors: magna cum laude

Past Employment

• Ackerly Brown LLP
• Cramer and Anderson
• Engelman & Engelman

Professional Associations

• Connecticut Bar Association, Member, Elder Law Section and Estates & Probate Section
• National Academy of Elder Law Attorney, Member, Connecticut Chapter, Board of Directors , Member of Program Committee
• American Bar Association, Member
• Greater Danbury Bar Association, Inc., Member
• Western Connecticut Estate Tax Planning Council, Member
• NY Bar Association, Member

Pro-Bono Activities

• Development Committee Member, Ridgefield Visiting Nurse Association

Bar Admissions

• Connecticut
• New York

Classes & Seminars

• What Seniors Need to Know, CMLP, 2016
• What Happens When I Can't Do It Myself?, Elmwood Hall, 2017
• Senior Autonomy, A Guide For Families As Roles Are Reversed, CMLP, 2017
• Westport Adult Education - Estate Planning
• Connecticut Estate Administration Process & Alternatives; Estate Inventory & Final Accounting, National Business Institute, December 2020