
Amanda regularly volunteers her time pro bono. During the peak of COVID-19, Amanda volunteered at the Feerick Center for Social Justice assisting with the COVID-19 Response Project by drafting estate planning documents for low-income seniors. She is also a volunteer at the City Bar Justice Center where she provides free legal assistance for end-of-life planning, probate, and estate matters to low-income individuals. Amanda was a volunteer attorney under the Honorable Rita Mella of the New York County Surrogate’s Court and a judicial intern under Magistrate Judge Stewart Aaron of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York.
Education
- Fordham University School of Law, J.D.; 2020, Environmental Law Review
- New York University, B.A.; 2014
Admissions/Courts
- New York, First Judicial Department
Awards + Recognitions
- Fordham University School of Law, Archibald Murray Public Service Award; 2020
Professional Associations
- White Plains Bar Association, Board of Directors
- New York City Bar Association Trusts, Estates & Surrogate’s Court Committee
Community Service
- City Bar Justice Center, Planning & Estates Law Project; Volunteer Attorney
- Feerick Center for Social Justice; Pro Bono Volunteer
- New York County Surrogate’s Court, Honorable Rita Mella, Volunteer Attorney