November 5, 2024 Election for Surrogate's Court Judge of Queens

On November 5, 2024, the people of Queens County , New York gave me 36.38 percent of their votes, or 224,000 votes, for the position of Surrogate’s Court Judge of Queens County. While I did not win and my opponent won 63+ percent of the vote, I am grateful for the opportunity to have been on the ballot to provide this public service. My campaign website was weinerforjudge.com #november52024election #surrogate’scourt #queens #newyork

The New World of the New York Surrogate's Courts

The Surrogate’s Courts in New York continue to evolve and adapt since the adoption of the e-filing system. I am keeping current with these developments due to my on-going Probate and Administration matters and my network of colleagues in the same practice area. This is what it means to have a “cutting edge” Probate and Administration practice. Knowing one’s way around the departments of the Surrogate’s Court and their procedures is important to delivering you the services that you need..

Excellence, integrity, and inspiration

My practice is based on excellence, integrity, and inspiration. I am dedicated to excellence in the services I provide in accordance with our written agreement. My experience enables me to do this. Integrity is essential in estate planning, and the proper handling of trusts and estates. I am dedicated to keeping you informed of the important issues. On the other hand, integrity requires an accurate picture of your situation, so I can provide the best services. In handling a probate or an administration, an accounting of the assets, disbursements and the closing balance is required at times. I am experienced in preparing accountings and in reviewing accountings. Inspiration is a gift that I would like to share with you.

On moving to 745 Fifth Avenue, Suite 500

My office is located on Fifth Avenue and 58th Street in New York City. It is Manhattan at its best. The Plaza Hotel is across the street. Central Park is a block away. I look forward to seeing you!

Time to Review Your Estate Plan

This is a good time to review your estate plan if it has been five years or more when you had the documents prepared.