To account for this dynamic, you could make a loved one with a disability the beneficiary of a special needs trust. Under program rules, the trustee could use the assets in the trust to improve the beneficiary’s quality of life.
Topics covered in this whitepaper include:
- Medicaid and Supplemental Security Income
- Special Needs Trusts
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Raymond J. German provides a wide range of estate planning services to his clients, with a primary focus on creating peace of mind providing for the security of their loved ones, reducing taxes and avoiding a probate, all with a well-crafted estate plan. Mr. German defines the mission statement for German Law as “Helping one family at a time pass on values, beliefs and finances, that can be shared for generations to come.”
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