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When you have a beneficiary who is receiving government benefits, including benefits that pay for medical care such as Medicaid, reimbursement for expenses through SSI, or benefits for housing such as section 8, whether they are eligible for these benefits will depend both on their disability and on the assets they own.

Planning for a loved one who has special needs often involves unique circumstances and may require extra care.

Caring for a loved one with special needs can be a deeply rewarding journey, but it also comes with unique challenges and responsibilities.

Our estate planning attorneys can help to ensure your children’s guardian has specific care instructions.

There are many ways that special needs planning can be helpful for your child in need. We are happy to help, contact us to learn more.

If you are the parent of a child with special needs or unique physical, mental or developmental conditions, think about a special needs trust.