About Elizabeth K.
Elizabeth K. Randisi combines a liberal arts background and legal training in tax and estate law. She studied at Williams College, where she earned a B.A. in English, Religion and Women’s & Gender Studies in 1997. She then attended Villanova University School of Law and received her J.D. in 2004, pursuing coursework in trusts and estates and tax.
After law school Randisi moved into private practice. In 2006 she joined WeinsteinMurphy as an associate lawyer. That role put her into daily client work and firm practice, handling matters that drew on her law school studies. She has maintained professional membership since 2005, signaling an early and steady connection to organized bar activity and professional networks.
Her work has centered on trusts and estates and related tax issues. She advises on estate planning documents, probate administration and estate tax considerations. She has represented clients in preparing wills, drafting trusts, and handling fiduciary duties. Her practice involves document drafting, client counseling and coordinating with financial and tax advisers to align legal strategies with clients’ fiscal situations.
Randisi operates in New York. She is admitted to practice in that jurisdiction and has built a career around state and federal considerations relevant to estate and tax law. In the firm setting she has worked with colleagues across practice areas to address overlapping issues, such as trust administration and tax reporting. That collaborative approach is reflected in the types of matters she handles and the way she structures solutions for clients.
Colleagues describe her as methodical in case preparation and attentive in client meetings. Her background in literature and religion adds a broader perspective when clients tackle sensitive end-of-life and family questions. The mix of analytical legal training and humanities study informs how she frames client options and explains complex rules in plain terms.
Randisi continues to practice at WeinsteinMurphy, where she remains focused on estate planning, probate matters and tax-related legal issues for individuals and families. She serves clients from initial planning through administration and tax reporting, concentrating her current practice on trust and estate work in New York.
