Nicole Zuvich |

The Law Offices of Nicole J. Zuvich

Nicole Zuvich | The Law Offices of Nicole J. Zuvich

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Areas of Practice

• Elder Law
• Estate Planning
• Probate And Estate Administration
• Real Estate

Professional Associations​

• Suffolk County Women’s Bar Association, Past-President
• Nassau County Bar Association’s Elder Law, Social Services & Health Advocacy and Surrogate’s Court Committees, Member
• Suffolk County Bar Association’s Animal Rights Committee, MemberNew York, 1991

Education

• St. John’s University School of Law
  • Honors: Thomas Shortman Academic Scholarship Fund, 32BJ Employee’s Union
• Hofstra University

Volunteer Activities​

• Wounded Warrior Project

Career Accomplishments​

• 2008 Suffolk County Women’s Bar Association’s President’s Award
• 2011 Doris S. Hoffman Outstanding New Lawyer Award
• 2012-13 Suffolk County Women’s Bar Association President
• 2016 New York Times Magazine Top Attorneys in Metro New York Rising Stars
• 2018 Lawyers of Distinction Excellence in Estate Planning Law
• 2019 Lawyers of Distinction Excellence in Elder Law
• 2021 Premier Member of Super Lawyers
• 2022 Assemblyman Durso Women of Distinction Award Recipient

Nicole J. Zuvich, Esq., is the owner and lead partner at the Law Offices of Nicole Zuvich, P.C., located in Garden City and Babylon, New York. Ms. Zuvich has been involved in the field of Elder Law and Estate Planning for over fifteen (15) years.

Nicole Zuvich is a Past-President of the Suffolk County Women’s Bar Association. She is the recipient of the 2008 Suffolk County Women’s Bar Association’s President’s Award and the 2011 Doris S. Hoffman Outstanding New Lawyer Award. Additionally, Ms. Zuvich is a member of both the Suffolk County and Nassau County Bar Association’s Elder Law, Social Services & Health Advocacy, and Surrogate’s Court, Committees. She is also involved in animal rescue and is a member of the Suffolk County Bar Association’s Animal Rights Committee.

Ms. Zuvich graduated summa cum laude from Hofstra University. She received her law degree from St. John’s University School of Law, where she attended on a scholarship from the Thomas Shortman Academic Scholarship Fund, 32BJ Employee’s Union.

As part of her practice, Ms. Zuvich strives to ensure that clients in need of long-term medical assistance are properly provided for through either long-term Medicaid planning or home care Medicaid planning. She also works to advocate for those requiring assistance both in their home and through long-term care, ensuring that they are provided sustenance for with the utmost dignity and respect.