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Special Needs Trusts

Posted on Mon Jul 13, 2026, on

Planning for the long-term care and financial security of a loved one with disabilities is an important task, but it doesn’t have to be an overwhelming one. While a lot goes into the planning process, you never have to tackle this challenge on your own. Working with a Montgomery County […]

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Special Needs Trusts

Posted on Wed May 6, 2026, on

Bucks County Special Needs Trust Attorney Planning for a loved one with special needs isn’t a responsibility you take lightly. While there are often programs like Medicaid that provide key financial support, your family member might need help from your estate plan in order to qualify. A special needs trust […]

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Special Needs Trusts

Posted on Thu Feb 26, 2026, on

Philadelphia Special Needs Trust Attorney Planning for the future is important for anyone, but this is especially true if you have a loved one living with a disability. When someone relies on government programs like Medicaid, it can be challenging to ensure they receive the resources they need to survive […]

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Special Needs Trusts

Posted on Tue May 16, 2017, on

Special Needs Trusts are an Estate Planning technique that shelters assets for a Special Needs Person. The person benefits but does not lose needs-based government benefits. What Is a Special or Supplemental Needs Trust? A Special Needs Trust describes an Irrevocable Trust holding assets for a person receiving needs-based government […]

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What is a Special Needs Trust?

Posted on Sun Dec 4, 2016, on Special Needs Estate Planning

From Our “Ask a Question” mailbag: “What is a Special Needs Trust?”

A Special Needs Trust is a trust designed to hold assets for a person receiving needs-based government benefits. The person who benefits from the trust is the “beneficiary.” Typically, the beneficiary is an individual with physical or mental disabilities who qualifies for needs-based benefits, such as Medicaid. Giving this person money or making them an heirwould disqualify them. Special Needs Trusts were created to hold assets for these people without excluding them from the benefits. A Special Needs Trust allows you to look out for your loved one by providing them with the little extras that will improve their life.

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