Transform your future with proven Estate Planning strategies during our seminar "Protect Your People Tour: 4 Must Have Documents for Everyone 55+"

Discover how to secure your legacy and protect your family’s future.

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.

LIMITED SPOTS ARE AVAILABLE

Saugus Council on Aging
466 Central St, Saugus, MA 01906

Monday, March 9

10:00 AM

YOU CAN BRING ALONG A GUEST TO ATTEND THE WORKSHOP FOR FREE! ENJOY LITE BITES AND WATER.

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.

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.