William Monaco received his undergraduate degree from the State University of New York at Oswego having also been educated at the State University of New York at Stony Brook and the University of Tampa in Florida. He received his Juris Doctorate Degree in 1988 from Hofstra University School of Law and was admitted to practice law in 1989. Right out of law school, Bill sought meaningful legal work with a firm on Long Island that was aligned with his own values and beliefs. He joined the firm, run at the time by his current partners Warren Feldman and Herbert Kramer, because he identified with the firm’s culture, core values and mission to bring top quality legal services to thousands of people who otherwise would be denied its access. Bill found the legal plan concept to be intriguing and extremely rewarding in practice. He has since devoted his professional career to enhancing this concept. He began his career developing legal skills in several areas including Civil Litigation, Family Law, Real Estate, Corporate Law, Bankruptcy and Criminal Law. Before long, he was in charge of the litigation department of the firm and he became a partner in 1997. He currently manages the day to day operations of the firm. He has lectured on a variety of legal topics and has represented individuals and businesses alike in many cases, some of which have achieved national prominence. Current and past clients include major Long Island Commercial and Residential Contractors and Developers, Multi unit National Restaurant Franchise groups, Gas Franchise groups, Marinas and Retail Establishment groups as well as individuals and their families. Bill is married and a father to one son. He is active in his community and believes strongly in the responsibility to give back through support of charities and pro bono work. Among many other personal pursuits, he is an avid boater, skier, scuba diver and student of martial arts.

Joanne Monagan is among the most widely respected and experienced matrimonial attorneys in the Capital Region. She has more than 30 years' experience representing adults and children in all aspects of family law and divorce. She also brings a unique perspective to her practice by having spent a decade as Principal Court Attorney working in Family Court and in the New York State Supreme Court systems in Saratoga, Albany, Rensselaer, Washington, and surrounding counties. These experiences have provided her a with a deep understanding of the complex matrimonial laws, rules, systems, procedures, and personnel from both the court's perspective and from the perspectives of hundreds of clients that she has represented. Attorney Joanne Monagan is committed to ensuring that her clients, and all clients represented by her firm, O'Brien Monagan Law Firm P.C., receive the highest level of advocacy devoted to protecting their rights and promoting their interests.

David practices Employment litigation, focusing mainly on the public sector. David also advises employees on litigation prevention through employee therapy and training, as well as performing employee inquiries on behalf of employees. David defends individuals , corporations and municipalities in matters relating to employment, including discrimination , harassment, retaliation, whistleblower, wrongful termination, and civil rights violations.

Tyrone C. Moncriffe is Board Certified in Criminal Law by the National Board of Trial Advocacy, and a faculty member of the Criminal Defense Institute. He is certified for first chair in Death Penalty cases in Harris County, Texas and, also lectures on acting and storytelling in trials where he uses skills learned from Sandra Zimmer’s Self Expression Center in Houston, Texas. In 1978, he graduated from Texas Southern University, magna cum laude. After completion of his undergraduate degree, Tyrone continued his education at Thurgood Marshall School of Law graduating in 1982. Tyrone was honored with a Trail Blazer Award by Harris County Black Criminal Lawyers in 2015, The Presidential Award 2015 for work with TCDLA.

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