Recognized in Best Lawyers since 2023 Loraine DiSalvo has been practicing law in Georgia since 1997. Loraine joined MendenFreiman, LLP in July 2026 after spending 21 years as a partner with Morgan & DiSalvo, P.C. Loraine has spent her entire legal career helping individuals and families plan and prepare for the many changes that life brings.
Loraine’s areas of concentration include Estate Planning, Probate, Estate Administration, Trust Administration, Tax Planning, Business Succession Planning, Estate and Trust Dispute Resolution, Charitable Gift Planning, and Charitable Organizations. She specializes in addressing the unique needs of blended and non-traditional families as well as same-sex couples.
As of 2026, Loraine is in her first year of a two-year term as the Immediate Past President of the Estate Planning Council of North Georgia, after having spent 2024 and 2025 as the Council President. She also serves as the Editor-in-Chief of The Mortmain, which is published by the Estate Planning and Probate Section for its members. In the more distant past, Loraine spent two consecutive years as President of the Professional Women’s Information Network (ProWIN), an organization which provides networking, educational, and charitable opportunities for entrepreneurial and professional women in the metropolitan Atlanta area. Prior to becoming President of ProWIN, Loraine spent three years as Treasurer and one year as President-Elect. After her two years as President, followed by a year as Immediate Past President and another year as a Member-at-Large on the ProWIN board of directors, Loraine left the board of directors and joined ProWIN’s Advisory Board, where she served until stepping down in 2022. Loraine is also a member of the North Fulton Bar Association, the Stonewall Bar Association, the Georgia Bar Association, the American Bar Association, the Atlanta Bar Association, and the Georgia Association for Women Lawyers. She is a past Chair and past member of the Board of Directors of the Atlanta Bar Association’s Estate Planning and Probate Section, and a past member of the CLE Board of Trustees for the Atlanta Bar Association.
An Atlanta native, Loraine graduated cum laude from Georgia State University and earned her J.D. degree, with distinction, from Emory University. Loraine has one adopted daughter and two grandchildren. She lives in Sandy Springs with her husband, Anthony, and enjoys reading, riding motorcycles, and using her expertise as a trained auto mechanic to work on their multiple cars and bikes.
