Special Needs Trust

A family member with special needs may always depend on their parents, siblings or other relatives to help them manage the obligations of daily life. Someone who is medically fragile or who has developmental disabilities may not ever be able to work a job and support...

When considering doing your estate planning with trusts, and not just with a will, the biggest advantage is that you have control to craft the plan you want and meet the goals you choose. For instance, an educational trust allocates money specifically for education,...

Loved ones with special needs often are lucky enough to have loving parents and other family members who want nothing but the best for them. During childhood and into adulthood these individuals often participate in programs funded by Medicaid and receive Supplemental...