Attorney Amanda Iannone-Hens started her career with the Colwell Law Group in January of 2022 as an Associate Attorney. She was promoted to Supervising Partner in July of 2025. Ms. Iannone-Hens has extensive experience representing clients in matters involving divorce, administrative appeals, child custody, child support, family offenses, and related domestic relations issues. Prior to focusing on family law, she practiced criminal law, gaining valuable courtroom experience and advocating for clients in a wide range of criminal matters. Ms. Iannone-Hens is committed to approaching each case with a level of personalized care. “No two client matters are exactly the same. I prioritize listening each client’s unique story and developing a plan with them to obtain the best possible outcome.”
During her time at The Colwell Law Group, Ms. Iannone-Hens was awarded the designation as a “Rising Star,” by Super Lawyers in Upstate New York for the years 2023, 2024 and 2025. No more than 2.5 percent are named to the Rising Stars list.
Attorney Iannone-Hens earned a Juris Doctor from Albany Law School in 2019 after graduating Cum Laude from Clarkson University with a bachelor’s degree in 2016. Drawing on experience in both criminal and family law, she is committed to providing practical, compassionate, and effective legal representation while helping clients navigate challenging legal situations with confidence.
Outside of work, Ms. Iannone-Hens enjoys spending time with her family, exploring the Adirondacks and attending sporting events.
Ms. Iannone-Hens is dedicated to working closely with clients while providing appropriate legal advice rooted in her experience. “Family and Matrimonial Law deal with the most intimate, crucial areas of a persons’ life. Often times the result will have a lasting impact on our clients’ lives which extends much further than their current proceeding. I approach every case with this mindset to provide the most compassionate representation while also advocating for what matters most to each client.”