Karen Eng

Planning for the future often requires more than legal documents. It requires trusted guidance through some of life's most significant personal, family, and financial decisions. Karen Eng helps individuals and families navigate those transitions with practical counsel designed to preserve their wishes, protect their assets, and provide peace of mind for loved ones.

Karen's practice encompasses estate planning, estate and trust administration, elder law, Medicaid planning, and Article 81 and SCPA 17-A guardianships. She works closely with clients to develop comprehensive plans tailored to their unique circumstances, whether they are preparing for long-term care needs, creating an estate plan, administering a loved one's estate, or addressing issues involving incapacity and guardianship.

Recognizing that many estate planning and elder law matters arise during emotionally challenging times, Karen takes a thoughtful and client-focused approach to every engagement. She guides clients through complex legal and personal considerations while helping them understand available options and make informed decisions that align with their goals. Her commitment to building lasting relationships allows her to serve as both a legal advisor and a trusted resource for families as their needs evolve.

Karen is also eligible for Part 36 court appointments with the Supreme and Surrogate’s Courts. Her experience in this area allows her to assist families facing issues related to capacity, decision-making, and the protection of vulnerable individuals.

In addition to her legal practice, Karen is active in the trusts and estates and elder law communities. Her involvement in professional organizations reflects her ongoing commitment to staying current on developments affecting older adults, individuals with special needs, and families planning for the future.