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Areas of Practice include:
Appellate Practice
Estate, Trust
and Guaradianship Litigation
Estates, Trusts & Personal
Planning
Insurance Law
Litigation
Municipal Law
Latest Blog Posts
09/23/2016 — Estate Planning – Much More Than Signing a Will
03/30/2016 — A Living Will is Not a Will (But No Less Important)
01/18/2016 — There is No Will; Now What Do I Do?
Ryan Emery joined the Mackenzie Hughes firm in 2006. He is a member of
the firm's litigation and estates department. Ryan focuses his practice
in the areas of litigation, estate planning and estate administration.
Ryan assists the litigation department in defending individual, institutional
and municipal clients who are involved in various personal injury and
civil rights claims and commercial disputes. Ryan focuses primarily in
handling issues involving motion practice, appeals and trial preparation.
He has successfully defended many cases using motion practice, resulting
in substantial litigation cost savings to clients.
In the estate planning area, Ryan represents individuals and couples
who need assistance with safeguarding and directing how their assets are
distributed for their children and loved ones and appointing preferred
guardians for any minor children. Ryan also counsels New York residents
who spend time in Florida on changing their domicile to Florida to take
advantage of the state's many tax benefits. He also assists adult surviving
children with all aspects of estate administration for their deceased
Florida domiciliary parents.
Ryan is also knowledgeable in the preparation of Florida and New York
wills, powers of attorney, health care proxies (Florida designations of
health care surrogate), living wills and revocable trusts. He is also
experienced in assisting fiduciaries with simple to complex taxable estates
and trusts.
Ryan received a Bachelor of Arts degree, summa cum laude, in political
science from Syracuse University in 2003. He continued his studies at
Albany Law School of Union University and graduated summa cum laude with
a Juris Doctorate in 2006. Ryan was also a member of the Albany Law Review
and received several academic awards during his time at Albany Law School.
He is admitted to practice law in New York and Florida.
Ryan is a former treasurer of Aurora of Central New York, a not-for-profit
organization that provides various services to the deaf and blind community.
He is also a member of the Onondaga County Bar Association and participates
in the pro bono Volunteer Lawyer Project.
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