How to Find an Independent Trustee for a Special Needs Trust
Banks charge high fees and many families have no relative to name. Independent trustees charge less, and a national directory now makes them possible to find.
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Banks charge high fees and many families have no relative to name. Independent trustees charge less, and a national directory now makes them possible to find.
The most common reason families skip a special needs trust is a myth. Whether Medicaid gets paid back depends on one thing: whose money funded the trust.
On your child’s 18th birthday, the law stops seeing you as their parent. Here are the 7 documents to have signed before the birthday – two of them free.

The 5 Questions Families Search Most About Special Needs Planning Every month, thousands of families across the country type the same questions into Google: What is a special needs trust? Should I choose an ABLE account or a trust? What happens when my child turns 18? These searches tell a

Supported Decision-Making vs. Guardianship: Understanding the Difference When a loved one with a disability reaches adulthood, families are often faced with an important question: How can we continue providing support while encouraging independence? For many years, guardianship was considered the standard solution. Today, however, families are exploring alternatives that promote

How a Power of Attorney for Education Complements a Special Needs Trust Planning for the future of a loved one with disabilities often involves more than financial protection. Families must also consider who can help make important educational decisions, communicate with schools, and advocate for services when a child reaches
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