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Living Trusts
- The Three Advantages to the Revocable Living Trust
- Understanding Financial and Legal Planning Techniques: Management of a Family Business or Real Estate With a Trust
- What is the difference between a will and a trust?
- Lessons On Probate and the Benefit of a Trust From Michael Jackson's Estate Distribution
- Myths about Revocable Living Trusts, Lawyers and Estate Planning. You want the best Elder Law Attorney and Estate Planning Attorney on your side. Call us for a FREE consultation at (800) 879 0984
Can you leave assets for the benefit of a beneficiary who has special needs or receives governmental benefits?
A: Many families are afraid to leave assets for the benefit of a special needs child or grandchild because it will cause disqualification for governmental benefits. The truth is that you can use a “special needs trust” to allow the “special needs” or disabled person to be supplemented by assets that you leave them without causing interference with governmental benefits.
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