Lori Romano has more than 25 years of experience practicing in the area of estate planning and estate and trust administration.
Whether assisting clients with the simplest or the most sophisticated matters, Lori combines her estate planning knowledge and counseling skills to create wills as well as establish trusts, charitable-giving vehicles and other succession planning vehicles.
Practicing before probate courts throughout Connecticut and especially in Fairfield County, Lori handles matters such as estate administration, trust administration, guardianship and conservatorship. In addition, Lori prepares, and advises those preparing, estate and gift tax returns and fiduciary income tax returns.
Lori represents a wide variety of clients, including professional and corporate fiduciaries, individuals from all ages and stages of personal and professional life, business owners, executives of public and private companies, professionals, retirees, philanthropists and private investors. Her primary focus is to understand the goals of her clients and their families and provide representation that best addresses their unique concerns and circumstances. She advises people across multiple generations, sometimes in the most difficult of circumstances or with delicate family situations. She listens with sensitivity and compassion, and her clients trust her to advise them with fairness and equity.
- University of Bridgeport Law Review, Notes and Comments Editor (1991-1992)
- Outstanding Legal Scholarship (1990, 1992)
- American Bar Association
- Connecticut Bar Association
- Fairfield County Bar Association
- Greenwich Bar Association: President (2018-2019); Executive Committee (2013-2017)
- Estate Planning Council of Lower Fairfield County
- New York State Bar Association
- First Congregational Church of Greenwich: Stephen Minister (2001-2011); Member of Planned Giving Committee (2000-2011); Director of Planned Giving (2011-present); Church School Task Force (2010-2018); Board of Trustees (2013-2016)
- Fairfield University Legal Studies Advisory Council (2000-2001)
- Girl Scouts of America, Troop Leader, Volunteer