Elizabeth practices exclusively in the fields of estate planning and trust and estate administration, which includes the related fields of retirement planning, business succession planning, charitable giving and related court work. Elizabeth graduated from the College of Arts and Sciences at Cornell University in 1980 and from Cornell Law School in 1984 where she was an editor of the Cornell International Law Journal. She spent her final year of law school at Harvard, and then stayed in Boston for several years in the probate department of Goodwin Proctor & Hoar. In the autumn of 1986 Elizabeth and her husband moved to Maine, and both have been practicing law in Portland ever since.
Elizabeth is past President of the Maine Estate Planning Council, and currently serves on the Maine Medical Center Planned Giving Committee. Since 1996 she has been a member of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel. Elizabeth is listed in "Best Lawyers in America." She is also a member of the Bar in both Maine and Massachusetts.
Elizabeth practices exclusively in the fields of estate planning and trust and estate administration, which includes the related fields of retirement planning, business succession planning, charitable giving and related court work. Elizabeth graduated from the College of Arts and Sciences at Cornell University in 1980 and from Cornell Law School in 1984 where she was an editor of the Cornell International Law Journal. She spent her final year of law school at Harvard, and then stayed in Boston for several years in the probate department of Goodwin Proctor & Hoar. In the autumn of 1986 Elizabeth and her husband moved to Maine, and both have been practicing law in Portland ever since.