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How to Plan for Long-Term Care With a Contingent Special Needs Trust

Posted by Daniel J. Eccher, Esq. | Nov 07, 2024 | 0 Comments

Right now, you and your loved ones might be healthy and capable. But imagine how peaceful you would feel knowing you’ve planned for the unexpected. Planning isn’t just about facing life today; it’s about creating a buffer for whatever lies ahead, especially in case of a disability.  Contingency planning through special needs trusts ensures you protect yourself and those you love no matter what happens.

Special Needs Trusts: Pros and Cons of Setting One Up Now vs. Including One in Your Will

Posted by Daniel J. Eccher, Esq. | Oct 11, 2021 | 0 Comments

What will happen to a mentally or physically disabled loved one when you're gone? Who will support them? Depending on their situation, the options for securing their future include setting up a supplemental care or special needs trust (SNT) or an ABLE (Achieving a Better Life Experience) account. In some cases, you can do both. Parents, grandparents, or anyone else with the legal authority to support someone with a disability may create them.

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