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Healthcare Directives: The Legal Foundation of Medical Decision-Making For many families, the legal transition of an individual with disabilities turning 18 raises important questions about medical decision-making authority and long-term planning. A healthcare directive, also known as a healthcare proxy provides a clear legal framework for appointing someone to make
Can a First-Party Special Needs Trust Own an LLC Without Affecting SSI? A practical, benefits-aware overview of structure, income, and in-kind support rules when a (d)(4)(A) trust holds a business interest. Executive Summary A properly drafted first-party Special Needs Trust under 42 U.S.C. § 1396p(d)(4)(A) may own an LLC. If
The Modern Approach to Special Needs Trust Planning Planning for a loved one with disabilities is one of the most meaningful responsibilities a family can take on. Government benefits like SSI and Medicaid provide critical support, but without proper planning, an inheritance or financial gift can unintentionally jeopardize eligibility. That’s
Why Your Special Needs Trust Should Be Reviewed Every Year Estate planning is often misunderstood as something only the wealthy or elderly need to worry about. In reality, a will is one of the most important legal documents any adult can have, especially when caring for a loved one with
What Is a Will and Why Every Adult Should Have One Estate planning is often misunderstood as something only the wealthy or elderly need to worry about. In reality, a will is one of the most important legal documents any adult can have, especially when caring for a loved one