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Special Needs Trust

Maximize Their Benefits

If you leave your adult child with a significant intellectual or developmental disability over $2000 in your will, they will lose their SSI benefits. They also risk losing food stamps and housing assistance. A special needs trust in your will ensures their financial protection!

For $499.99, you will receive a personalized trust that can easily be notarized. Click on the link below to answer a few questions about your wishes and your Special Needs Trust and/or Wills will be emailed to you within minutes. This Trust was developed from my 20+ years of legal experience. Attorneys typically charge in excess of $3,000 for these same documents! Any questions, set up a time to me with me online or by phone by clicking here.

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About SSI and Special Needs Trusts

A Special Needs Trust (S.N.T.) is a legal structure used by individuals with disabilities to preserve eligibility for Medicaid and Supplemental Security Income (SSI). An SNT provides income to the beneficiary while he/she lives and pays out funds when the individual dies. In addition to being eligible for SSI and Medicaid, beneficiaries under age 18 are able to receive Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) payments. A special needs trusts guarantees that your child’s benefits are maximized and their finances are secured.

What Can a Special Needs Trust Be Used For?

Medicines and medical devices such as prescription and nonprescription medications, supplemental dietary needs, eyeglasses, hearing aids, prosthetic devices, wheelchairs, modified scooters, and for the maintenance of these devices.
Medical Services – these include a private room, private nurses, home health care, therapies, rehabilitation, hospice care, and psychological counseling.
Respite care and room and board during a medical confinement.
Dental check-ups and all other oral health needs.
Educational training and associated expenses such as tuition, books, supplies, computers, and software.

Other Acceptable Uses For a Special Needs Trust:

Certain housing items and related costs: The trust can provide funds for payment of goods and services that add pleasure and quality to life including audio and video equipment, videos, CDs, DVDs, furniture, gardening expenses, home improvements such as ramps and rails to accommodate the beneficiary’s physical condition, and similar items.
Recreation: The trust can provide funds for hobbies, attendance at cultural and athletic events, and vacation travel (including the cost of a companion if needed) for visits with relatives and friends.
Insurance: The trust can pay the premiums for term life insurance and supplemental health insurance.
Transportation: Special Needs Trusts may be used for transportation, or to purchase a car (including insurance, gasoline, and maintenance) if it is necessary for the beneficiary to perform essential daily activities, or for a specially equipped vehicle such as a modified van.