Dawn P. Warren is the Senior Partner and joined Warren & Warren & Appolon in 1997. Her area of expertise is Estate and Probate Law. Dawn has been the recipient of many awards for her outreach and pro bono work in the community, and has received accolades from the Nassau County Legislature.
Dawn P. Warren joined the firm of Warren & Warren LLP (now WW&A) as a partner in 1997 following a stellar career as an educator, and, later, a top-tier management executive in Corporate America – more specifically at NYNEX/Verizon of New York.
She holds a Bachelor’s Degree from Fordham University, a Masters in Education from the University of the West Indies, and a Juris Doctor from St. John’s University Law School; and is admitted to New York state and federal courts, as well as, the courts of the Commonwealth Caribbean.
Her legal areas of practice include matrimonial law, trust and estate law, and wills where she has represented numerous clients in the settlement of their estates via probate and administration.
Dawn has been the recipient of many awards for her outreach and pro bono work in the community, and has received accolades from the Nassau County Legislature and the Long Island Caribbean American Association (LICAA).
She serves as lay-reader at St. Johns the Evangelist Episcopal Church, and also serves on the Church’s Vestry Board.
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