Making a Will & Trust: Things to Consider
Making a will usually triggers an unsettling realization of mortality. But it should also make you think about your obligations to your survivors and, if
Making a will usually triggers an unsettling realization of mortality. But it should also make you think about your obligations to your survivors and, if
If you are the parent of a special needs child, you probably have concerns about how you can best care for and protect your child’s
The purpose of a special needs trust, sometimes abbreviated as an SMT, is to allow an individual who is disabled to still be eligible to
A special needs trust, also called a supplemental needs trust, holds and protects financial assets for the benefit of a specified disabled beneficiary. There are
Parents with a special needs child understand better than most people the importance of preparing for the future. When they can no longer financially or
When you have a child or close family member with special needs, you might need to form a special needs trust to plan for their
When someone has a disability, they cannot receive direct financial support from others and remain eligible for certain federal benefits. If you want to ensure
As the world population continues to grow significantly, so too does the elderly population in the United States. Statistically, the number of older adults in
More than 214,000 people across the United States and over 16,500 people in California have passed away from COVID-19 and related issues in the past
Having an estate plan is critical to ensuring the right people are in place should you ever be unable to take care of your needs.
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