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Special Needs Trust

• IMPORTANT REPORT EVERY SPECIAL NEEDS FAMILY MUST KNOW ABOUT ESTATE PLANNING
• Planning for your autistic child’s future can bring peace of mind
• Five estate planning mistakes made by parents with special needs children
• Could you benefit from a Special Needs Trust?

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• Many special needs children lack plans for lifetime of care...
  Posted on 4/17/2009
• Importance of Special Needs Trusts Highlighted by Non-Profit...
  Posted on 3/4/2009

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Special Needs Trust

• Part 11 of 12 - Facts Every Special Needs Family Must Know About Estate Planning
• Part 12 of 12 - Facts Every Special Needs Family Must Know About Estate Planning
• Part 9 of 12 Facts Every Special Needs Family Must Know About Estate Planning
• Part 7 of 12 - Facts Every Special Needs Family Should Know About Estate Planning
• Part 8 of 12 - FACTS EVERY SPECIAL NEEDS FAMILY MUST KNOW

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Part 12 of 12 - Facts Every Special Needs Family Must Know About Estate Planning

Fact # 12 – Procrastination is the biggest enemy of proper estate planning.

As a parent, you have acted as your special needs child’s protector, teacher, and advocate. Your child may very well have needs that will continue throughout his or her adult life. In the normal course of events, you will not always be there to fill those needs. By carefully assessing what those needs are, maximizing your special needs child’s competence and independence while you are still here to do it, increasing your special needs child’s interaction with the family and community, and developing a solid estate plan with your planners, you will be giving your special needs child the best chance for a successful and happy life.

Our firm is dedicated to working with special needs people and their families on designing and implementing plans for optimizing and protecting their quality of life. Our firm has over sixteen years combined estate planning experience. Put your trust in us and let us put our experience to work for you.

What is the next step?

Call 1-800-879-0984 for a no-obligation review of your plan or come to one of our upcoming special needs seminars.

The peace of mind that proper planning for your special needs child gives you will far outweigh any time and expense it takes to get a plan in place. We look forward to working with you and helping you achieve that peace of mind for you and your special needs child.

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Special Needs Trust

• Is there a difference between a special needs trust and a supplemental needs trust?

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