Stephanie Cangialosi brings more than a decade of sophisticated legal experience to Milvidskiy Law Group, with a practice that sits at the intersection of estate planning, wealth transfer, and tax strategy. Her background is unusually broad, spanning complex litigation, international law, and deep immersion in federal, state, and international tax, and it translates directly into more precise, more defensible planning for the firm’s clients.

Before joining the firm, Ms. Cangialosi served as a Pro Bono Coordinating Attorney at Catholic Charities Diocese of Arlington in Alexandria, Virginia, where she led legal support for international resettlement matters. Prior to that, she spent years at Bloomberg BNA as an Editor covering state, federal, and international tax law, including bilateral income tax treaties and the allocation of taxing rights across jurisdictions. That work required not just fluency in the technical mechanics of tax law, but the ability to interpret how shifting policy and treaty obligations affect real outcomes for real people, a discipline she carries into every client matter.

For clients at Milvidskiy Law Group, that depth means more than a well-drafted document. When an estate plan touches on tax exposure, whether through the structure of a trust, the timing of an asset transfer, the treatment of retirement accounts, or the implications of cross-border assets, Ms. Cangialosi brings the kind of layered analytical perspective that anticipates consequences rather than simply responding to them. Her editorial background at Bloomberg BNA gave her an authoritative command of how tax law is written, interpreted, and applied at every level, from state inheritance rules to federal estate thresholds to international treaty obligations that affect clients with assets or family ties abroad.

That combination of litigation experience, international legal work, and tax policy fluency means Ms. Cangialosi can meet clients where the complexity actually lives. Estate planning rarely sits in just one lane. For families facing blended assets, business interests, significant taxable estates, or cross-jurisdictional concerns, having an attorney who can move fluidly across those dimensions makes the planning more cohesive and the outcomes more durable.

Ms. Cangialosi is licensed to practice law in New Jersey and the District of Columbia. She earned a Bachelor of Science from William Paterson University and graduated cum laude with a Juris Doctor from Thomas M. Cooley Law School. Born and raised in New Jersey, she is proud of her Sicilian heritage and is fluent in a Sicilian dialect.