Transform your future with proven Estate Planning strategies during our seminar "Wills and Trusts: Pirates, Treasure Chests and Piggy Banks"
Discover how to secure your legacy and protect your family’s future.

Major Challenges
Facing confusion and uncertainty in estate planning can lead to unintended outcomes.
Misunderstandings about wills, trusts, and probate can result in costly legal battles and asset loss.
Without proper planning, you may not have control over medical decisions and asset distribution.
Failing to plan can lead to significant tax burdens for your heirs.
Why you should attend
1. PROTECT YOUR LEGACY
Learn how to protect your assets and ensure your wishes are honored with strategic estate planning.
2. AVOID LEGAL PITFALLS
Discover ways to minimize legal complications and costs associated with probate and estate distribution.
3. GAIN PEACE OF MIND
Get expert advice on crafting a plan that secures your family’s future and gives you peace of mind.
4. Snacks & Drinks
We are providing lite bites and will be purchasing a drink.
LIMITED SPOTS ARE AVAILABLE
Ipswich Country Club
148 Country Club Way
Ipswich, MA 01938
Wednesday, October 2
7:00 PM
NOTE: The Ipswich Country club gates will only be open from 6-7:30 pm. The parking is a mile and a half up from the gate on the left hand side.
Session Topics

ESTATE PLANNING ESSENTIALS
Learn the key tools of estate planning, including wills, trusts, and powers of attorney.

PROBATE AVOIDANCE
Learn strategies to bypass the probate process, saving time and money.

ASSET PROTECTION
Discover ways to shield your assets from creditors and ensure they go to your chosen heirs.

TAX EFFICIENCY
Explore tax-saving strategies that can help preserve your estate’s value.

LONG-TERM CARE PLANNING
Plan for potential long-term care needs without depleting your estate.

Amanda Wright
Estate Planning & Elder Law attorney with a multi-vocational background, having served professionally in the areas of higher education law and compliance, guardianship, adoption/foster care, disability law, and Chapter 9 Bankruptcy.

