Guardianship & Trusts

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Q & A on Estate Planning for Children with Special Needs

Parenting children with special needs demands extra effort—but navigating legal complexities doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. This blog post from Ellen’s “To The Max” highlights pivotal insights on estate planning for your child’s unique future, featuring an expert Q&A by Diedre Wachbrit Braverman about finding the right lawyer or financial planner.

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An Affordable Proposal for Guardianship: The Special Needs Tax Credit Bill

Why Parents Should Rally for a Special Needs Tax Credit: Imagine the financial burden of caring for a child with special needs—$5,000 or more in therapy costs alone. The current system often leaves parents struggling while neurotypical families enjoy tax breaks. It’s time to level the playing field.

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Special Needs (or Supplemental Needs) Trusts 101

Secure your loved one’s future with special needs trusts – expertly crafted solutions that blend assets and personal care perfectly. Learn how these versatile tools can protect government benefits while funding vital long-term support.

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Special Needs Planning: What is a Special Needs Trust?

Unlock Peace of Mind for Your Family Dive into our guide that demystifies Special Needs Trusts – essential tools granting you control over your child’s future financial security, ensuring their wellbeing continues despite life’s curveballs. Understanding these trusts today paves the way for a brighter tomorrow.

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Guardianship Lingo

Considering Guardianship: Navigating Options for Your Loved One with Developmental Disabilities Emotional challenge: As our child with developmental disabilities approaches adulthood, we worry about their care and well-being once they turn 18. Will they be able to make informed decisions about their health, finances, and daily life?

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