Protect your future after divorce with essential Estate Planning updates during our webinar "Divorce & Estate Planning: What You Need To Update Right Now"

Join our exclusive webinar to learn which estate planning documents should be reviewed after divorce and how major life changes can affect your wishes, loved ones, and financial future.
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Major Challenges

LIFE CHANGES
Major life events like divorce can leave outdated estate planning documents that no longer reflect your wishes.
OUTDATED DOCUMENTS
Beneficiaries, powers of attorney, wills, and trusts may need immediate updates after a divorce.
FAMILY PROTECTION
Without proper planning, important healthcare, guardianship, and inheritance decisions may not align with your current situation.
AVOID COSTLY MISTAKES
Failing to update your estate plan can create unnecessary legal complications and expenses for your loved ones.

Why you should attend

1. UPDATE YOUR ESTATE PLAN

Learn which estate planning documents should be reviewed and updated after divorce or other significant life changes.

2. PROTECT WHAT MATTERS MOST

Understand how to keep your assets, beneficiaries, and healthcare decisions aligned with your current wishes.

3. PLAN CONFIDENTLY FOR THE FUTURE

Gain practical insights to help protect yourself and your loved ones as you move into your next chapter.

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Monday, July 27

7:00 PM ET

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Session Topics

  • Estate Planning After Divorce: Learn why divorce is one of the most important times to review your estate plan and what should be updated.
  • Reviewing Key Documents: Discover which documents—including wills, trusts, powers of attorney, healthcare directives, and beneficiary designations—should be reviewed after major life changes.
  • Beneficiaries & Asset Protection: Understand how outdated beneficiary designations and ownership arrangements can affect your estate and your loved ones.
  • Planning For Your New Future: Explore strategies to ensure your estate plan reflects your current family, financial goals, and long-term wishes.
  • Preparing For Life's Next Chapter: Learn how proactive planning can provide peace of mind and help avoid unnecessary legal complications in the future.
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Liz McRae

associate Attorney
Hello! I am Liz McRae, an Associate Attorney specializing in special needs estate planning. With a background in special education, I bring a unique perspective and deep understanding of the complexities involved in planning for families with special needs.
I am deeply passionate about empowering and educating my clients, and I am fully committed to helping families protect their loved ones’ futures. I take pride in guiding families through the estate planning process with clarity and compassion, ensuring they fully understand their options and feel confident in their decisions.
Outside of my legal practice, I enjoy swimming, boxing, and spending time at the beach in Rhode Island, where my family lives. I am a proud resident of Cambridge where I live with my spouse and 13-year-old son and remain deeply connected to the special needs community, dedicated to ongoing education and advocacy in this field.