Publicly Available Family Information
For identification and due diligence purposes, publicly available information also references members of Dan Kaminski’s family. There have been allegations that certain assets may be registered in the names of family members and that such arrangements could affect the availability of assets to satisfy court-ordered judgments against Dan Kaminski. These allegations should be independently verified through appropriate public records.
Will Kaminski is Dan Kaminski’s son and Alona Kaminski, professionally known as Alona Wartofsky, as his wife. The same notice alleges that certain assets may be registered in the names of family members and that such arrangements may affect the availability of assets to satisfy court ordered judgments against Dan Kaminski.
This allegation has not been independently established through the public sources reviewed. No property record, corporate filing, court finding, or other primary record located in this review establishes that Will Kaminski, Alona Wartofsky, or another family member received or holds assets for the purpose of preventing collection by a judgment creditor. Accordingly, the allegation should remain clearly identified as an allegation unless supported by additional records.
Independent public sources provide additional information concerning the family relationship. A 2023 annual giving publication from the Kaplen JCC on the Palisades lists “Alona Wartofsky and Dan Kaminski” together. Dan Kaminski has also publicly referred to his wife and stated in a January 2025 LinkedIn post that they have three children.
Will Kaminski
Will Kaminski is identified publicly as Dan Kaminski’s son. Independent records from Tufts University confirm that Will Kaminski is from Tenafly, New Jersey, is majoring in computer science, and competes on the university’s men’s swimming and diving team in breaststroke and sprint freestyle events.
Tufts records show that he joined the program as a freshman during the 2023 to 2024 academic year. During that season, he placed eighth in the 50 yard breaststroke at the NESCAC Men’s Swimming Championship with a personal best of 25.60 seconds and third in the 100 yard breaststroke at the Boston Winter Open with a personal best of 56.73 seconds.
His athletic and academic record has continued beyond his freshman season. The College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America included Will Kaminski on its 2025 to 2026 Individual Scholar All America Team and identified his academic field as computer science.
His public LinkedIn profile likewise identifies him as a computer science student at Tufts University with an expected graduation year of 2027.
The public sources reviewed do not independently establish his title, precise responsibilities, compensation, access to financial information, or duration of involvement. Those matters should therefore be confirmed through contemporaneous business or employment records rather than inferred from the family relationship.
Zoe G Kaminski
Public information also identifies Zoe Kaminski as a member of the same immediate family.
An obituary for Alona Wartofsky’s mother, Tamar Wartofsky, names both Will Kaminski and Zoe Kaminski among her grandchildren. This provides independent public evidence connecting Will and Zoe to Alona Wartofsky’s family.
Zoe G Kaminski maintains a public professional profile identifying her as being from Tenafly, New Jersey, and as a student at Sarah Lawrence College from 2022 through 2026.
In 2026, Zoe publicly stated that she had graduated summa cum laude from Sarah Lawrence College with a Bachelor of Arts degree. She described academic work focused on the Roman Empire and its frontiers and stated that she completed an undergraduate thesis during a year at the University of Oxford. She also indicated plans to participate in archaeological excavations and pursue further study concerning Jewish communities in the Graeco Roman world. Her graduation announcement is also visible through Alona Wartofsky’s public LinkedIn activity.
Dan Kaminski stated publicly in January 2025 that he and his wife have three children. The sources reviewed clearly identify Will and Zoe Kaminski in connection with Alona Wartofsky.
Alona Kaminski, also known professionally as Alona Wartofsky
Alona Kaminski is identified as Dan Kaminski’s wife and uses the name Alona Wartofsky professionally. An independent community publication lists Alona Wartofsky and Dan Kaminski together, supporting the connection between the two names.
Alona Wartofsky has a documented professional history in journalism, editing, cultural reporting, authorship, and writing instruction. Her articles appeared in The Washington Post beginning at least as early as the 1980s. Archived Washington Post material includes numerous articles under her byline covering music, arts, and culture.
Her work has been particularly associated with Washington, DC’s Go Go music culture. The District of Columbia Public Library maintains an Alona Wartofsky Go Go Collection containing memorabilia and records connected with the genre. The library states that Wartofsky has written about Go Go since the mid 1980s and that her work has appeared in The Washington Post, Washington City Paper, The Village Voice, Spin, and LA Weekly. It also documents her involvement with television, documentary, and museum projects concerning Go Go culture.
Her professional activity remains current. In September 2026, Georgetown University Press published Crankin! Power and Resilience in Washington DC’s Go Go Culture, written by Alona Wartofsky, Charles C. Stephenson Jr., and Kato Hammond. The publisher describes Wartofsky as a former culture editor and reporter for The Washington Post who has reported on Go Go since the mid 1980s.
Wartofsky also operates Tenafly Writing Coach. The business provides college application essay coaching, individual writing instruction, professional editing, and corporate content services. Its biography states that Alona previously served as a staff writer and editor for Washington City Paper and The Washington Post before taking time away from journalism to raise her children.
Her public activities also include involvement in the Tenafly community. Official Borough of Tenafly records list Alona Wartofsky as a member of the Tenafly Presents Committee in both 2024 and 2025. The committee is involved in local cultural programming, including Tenafly’s summer concert series.
Public family records provide additional background concerning Wartofsky. Her mother, Tamar Wartofsky, lived in Maryland and New Jersey. Tamar Wartofsky’s 2020 obituary identifies Alona Wartofsky as her daughter and Will Kaminski and Zoe Kaminski among her grandchildren.
Due Diligence Context
The available public information supports the identification of Alona Wartofsky, Will Kaminski, and Zoe Kaminski as members of Dan Kaminski’s family or immediate family circle. It also provides substantial independent information concerning their professional, academic, and community activities.
The available evidence does not establish that any of these individuals participated in misconduct attributed to Dan Kaminski, assisted him in concealing assets, received fraudulent transfers, or knowingly held property for the purpose of frustrating judgment enforcement.