You’ve worked hard to provide for your family. At Armstrong & Lamberti, PLLC, we work just as hard to make sure your loved ones keep what you’ve earned. Without a proper estate plan, your heirs may lose up to 45 percent of your assets in estate taxes, and without a will, the laws of intestacy of the State of New York will decide how your property gets distributed. For more than 40 years, our firm has been helping people like you with their estate planning and administration needs — and we bring you the knowledge and resources to protect what is yours. At Armstrong & Lamberti, PLLC , we have always kept to the values of hard work, personal attention, commitment to practice and continual learning espoused by founding partner Lance P. Armstrong, Esq., now deceased. Mr. Armstrong was deeply passionate about his work in elder law and estate planning, doing whatever it took to deliver outstanding service to each of his clients. Serving in the U.S. Air Force, Mr. Armstrong attended St. John’s University under the GI Bill and opened a private practice after graduation. He was the founding chairman of the Richmond County Bar Association's Elder Law Committee and a member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys. He also served as a member of the New York State Bar Association’s Trusts and Estates section and Elder Law section, as well as the Staten Island Trial Lawyers Section. In his long career, Mr. Armstrong authored many legal articles on asset protection for the quarterly Richmond County Bar Association Journal and lectured widely for the Richmond County Bar Association's Continuing Legal Education program. Anthony J. Lamberti, Esq. joined Armstrong & Lamberti, PLLC as partner in 2011. He focuses on elder law, trusts and estates and guardianship cases. Mr. Lamberti is a lifelong Brooklyn resident who received his Juris Doctorate from Brooklyn Law School in 1990. Mr. Lamberti received his undergraduate degree from John Jay College, where he played baseball for the legendary coach Lou DeMartino and he was elected to the John Jay College Athletics Hall of Fame in 1996. He previously served as a Principal Law Clerk of the New York State Supreme Court, Kings County, to the Honorable Leonard Scholnick and oversaw approximately 1,500 guardianship cases. Mr. Lamberti serves on a number of boards related to guardianship and elder law and he is a frequent lecturer on these issues before bar associations and civic organizations.