Albert Goodwin is a New York attorney concentrating on estate planning, probate, and estate litigation. He has a track record of achieving exceptional results for hundreds of clients and earned widespread recognition from clients and the legal community.
Mr. Goodwin represents clients in estate planning, litigation and probate. He represents clients in some of the most complex and high-value Surrogate’s Court disputes, including will contests, contested accountings, kinship hearings, fiduciary removal proceedings, and disputes involving significant assets such as closely-held businesses, valuable art collections, and large real estate portfolios.
Mr. Goodwin handles sophisticated estate administration matters, ensuring efficient resolution of complex probate proceedings while protecting his clients' interests against potential challenges and claims.
Mr. Goodwin sets up estate plans which help his clients minimize taxes and protect their assets from high taxes,Medicaid and creditors. He creates robust structures designed to withstand will challenges, minimize tax exposure, and protect assets from IRS audits, Medicaid claims, and other sophisticated legal challenges.
Mr. Goodwin's expertise in complex estate and litigation matters has been recognized by the legal community and courts:
His professional website serves as a leading resource for complex estate law matters, relied upon by both attorneys and clients facing sophisticated legal challenges.
Mr. Goodwin's expertise in complex legal matters has made him a sought-after commentator and legal expert for major media outlets:
Albert Goodwin is a member of the New York State Bar Association, in which he is a member of the Trust and Estate Law Section.
Mr. Goodwin's analytical and advocacy skills were honed through intensive legal study from childhood. His rigorous training in Talmudic law provided a foundation in complex legal analysis, argumentation, and interpretation of sophisticated legal texts. He earned a Bachelor of Talmudic Law degree on full academic scholarship with a 3.9 GPA in 2004. Building on this analytical foundation, he earned his Juris Doctor degree from Hofstra University School of Law in 2007, graduating in the top third of his class, ready to apply his advanced analytical skills to complex secular legal matters.
Mir Yeshiva, Bachelor of Talmudic Law, 2004
Hofstra University School of Law, Juris Doctor, 2007