EDUCATION:
- JD Albany Law School
- BA Wells College (Cum Laude)
BAR ADMISSIONS:
- New York
- United States District Court
- Northern District of New York
PRACTICE AREAS
PRACTICE AREA LOCATION(S)
- Albany NY
Jennifer J. Corcoran, Esq.
Partner
Jennifer J. Corcoran, Esq. is a partner with Tully Rinckey, PLLC and concentrates her practice in the areas of family and matrimonial law, elder law, and trusts and estates.
Jennifer also handles real estate and bankruptcy law for the firm. She is the former Deputy Chief Clerk of the Albany County Surrogate’s Court.
Jennifer is a frequent speaker at various bar association conferences and seminars on topics such as Article 81 Guardianships, Estate and Trust Administration, Medicaid planning, and advance directives. She has conducted training sessions required by the Office of Court Administration for Guardians, Court Evaluators and Court Appointed Counsel through the Albany County Bar Association. Jennifer is a member of the New York State Bar Association (Elder Law, Family Law and Trusts and Estates Sections), Capital District Women’s Bar Association, Albany County Bar Association and Schenectady County Bar Association.
Jennifer provides pro bono legal services through The Legal Project and the Pro Se Divorce Clinic in Schenectady. She was recognized as Empire State Counsel by the New York State Bar Association for providing in excess of 50 hours of pro bono legal services in a year.
Jennifer has been a member of the Board of Trustees of the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Northeast New York since 1999, and also serves as a Wishgranter. She currently serves as Secretary of the Board, and has previously served as President and Vice President. She also served as a member of the Corporate Documents Committee for the Make-A-Wish Foundation of America.
Jennifer received her Juris Doctorate from Albany Law School. She graduated cum laude from Wells College with a Bachelor of Arts in American Political and Historical Studies and a minor in music.
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“Very Helpful and Compassionate” – J.B.
“Jennifer was very helpful and compassionate during a difficult time in my marriage. She listened to my concerns and knew legal rules I had no idea about. She handled my divorce in a most timely fashion which I appreciate. She …
“Overly Impressed” – C.I.
“I was overly impressed with Jennifer. She was great and knowledgeable to work with. I appreciate everything she did for me during this time. Also those I worked with at the end to get it all completely finalized.” - C.I. on …
“Swiftly and Professionally” – J.K.S.
“When I first met with Jen Corcoran, I was confused and concerned that I was being misrepresented by my current attorney. After my first meeting with her, I felt a fair and just resolution was now not a dream of …
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WGNA’s “Ask the Lawyer” – Jennifer Corcoran

Tully Rinckey’s family and matrimonial attorney Jennifer Corcoran appears on WGNA’s “Ask the Lawyer” segment to provide legal guidance to listeners for their marriage and family concerns.
WGNA’s “Ask the Lawyer” – Jennifer Corcoran

Tully Rinckey’s Jennifer Corcoran stops by WGNA for the “Ask the Lawyer” segment and provides legal guidance to listeners who are facing tough legal challenges in the area of divorce, living arrangements and other family matters.
WGNA’s “Ask the Lawyer” – Jennifer Corcoran

Tully Rinckey’s Jennifer Corcoran sits down over at WGNA and answers listeners questions on child custody and divorce for the weekly “Ask the Lawyer” segment
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FINANCE 101: Allocation of College Expenses in a Divorced/Separated Family

Given the current economy and skyrocketing college costs, determining how to pay for children’s college expenses can be difficult enough these days in an intact family. This issue is made all the more difficult when the parents are divorced or …
Article 81 Guardianship

While much of what is discussed in our newsletters centers around families that are separating, and how to handle the various issues related to that unfortunate circumstance, our department also handles other matters, such as adoptions, Article 17/17-a Guardianships (for …
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It’s That Time of Year – Why You Should Review Your Separation Agreement or Divorce Judgment Annually

By Jennifer Corcoran When this time of year rolls around, people begin to compile documents for their taxes, review year-end statements from various accounts and the like. Other documents you should review yearly include your separation agreement or divorce judgment. …
A Double Decker “Sandwich” – Single Parenting while Caring for Aging Parents

By Jennifer J. Corcoran As the baby boomers begin to reach their mid-50’s and 60’s, many are finding themselves in a place they never imagined – divorced/separated and raising a child/children (or grandchildren) as a single parent, while at the …
Unique Summer Wedding Season Underway

By Jennifer J. Corcoran All Couples Should Consider Additional Steps to Properly Prepare for Their Future June has traditionally been the most popular month for weddings, but with a new law legalizing same-sex marriages scheduled to take effect on July …

