Danielle Lendino, Esq. is a Senior Attorney at Altman & Associates, bringing over two decades of sophisticated legal experience to the firm’s estate planning practice. Serving clients throughout Maryland, Washington, D.C., and New York, Danielle focuses on crafting highly customized estate plans that protect legacies and provide peace of mind for families and business owners.
With a formidable background in corporate law, private equity, and mergers and acquisitions, Danielle offers a unique perspective on wealth preservation. Before joining Altman & Associates, she practiced as a corporate associate at prestigious international firms in Washington, D.C., and New York. This foundation in complex transactional and securities work allows her to navigate the intricate intersection of business interests and personal estate planning with precision.
Danielle’s approach is defined by a commitment to "legal architecture,” collaborating with professionals in tax, real estate, and regulatory matters to ensure every client’s plan is both robust and flexible. Beyond her private practice, she is a dedicated community advocate, providing vital pro bono estate planning services to low-income seniors through the Pro Bono Resource Center of Maryland.
A graduate of Cornell University Law School, Danielle earned her undergraduate degree from Johns Hopkins University. She is an active member of the Maryland, District of Columbia, and New York Bars, staying at the forefront of evolving estate and tax legislation across all three jurisdictions.
Outside of the office, Danielle is a world traveler and a creative spirit. Before settling in the Annapolis, Maryland area, she spent a year trekking across the globe with her husband, documenting their journey through her travel blog. When she isn’t drafting complex trusts, Danielle is likely in her kitchen; over the last decade, she has become a passionate cake designer, known for creating elaborate, gravity-defying confections for her family and friends.