Planning for Children With Disabilities
For children with disabilities, the preservation of government entitlement benefits, such as Supplemental Security Income and Medicaid, is paramount, since these programs provide necessary services. Through proper estate planning, family members can pass assets to disabled children in a manner that does not displace the child from government entitlement benefits.
Planning for Children Articles
Disability Planning 101
I read that 55% of people die without a last will and testament. That statistic doesn't surprise me at all. I think Wills are the subject of much...
Trust Buster Statute
A WIN FOR THE DISABLED For parents with disabled children, providing for the child's well-being after the death of the parents is a primary concern....
Family With Opportunity Act
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR FAMILIES WITH DISABLED CHILDREN On Thursday, May 6th, the United States Senate approved a bill that would make it easier for...
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