Anne Meyer

Anne Meyer was promoted to Senior Helpline Staff Attorney in January 2026. She has been with Project Guardianship for many years and previously worked as a Staff Attorney providing direct legal services to clients, as well as a contractor preparing and reviewing court reports.

Anne has worked in the area of Article 81 Guardianship for over ten years. Her experience in this field began as a student attorney in the CUNY School of Law Elder Law Clinic, where she handled her first guardianship cases. She also authored a paper on Ableism and Article 81 Guardianship as part of an independent law school study, which was later published in the NYSBA Elder Law and Special Needs Journal (Summer 2014). Anne is deeply committed to supporting older adults and other individuals in need of assistance, helping them lead safe, supported lives while maintaining as much independence as possible. Throughout her legal career, she has brought guardianship petitions, drafted estate planning documents, and served as attorney for the guardian, representing both guardianship agencies and clients’ best interests in Supreme Court and ancillary courts on a range of benefits and civil matters.

Anne holds a Juris Doctor from CUNY School of Law, a Master’s Degree in English Literature from The College of Saint Rose, and a Bachelor’s Degree in English Literature from SUNY Binghamton. Outside of work, she enjoys fantasy novels, collecting enamel pins, creating beautiful things, and all things Disney.