There are special ways for grandparents to leave money and other assets to special needs grandchildren without affecting their government benefits.
Although many of our families are aware of the medical expense deduction for special schools and education, the deduction for a capital expenditure for medical care is often overlooked.
People who say they are too poor to have a special needs trust are exactly the ones who need it the most!
One of the best New Year resolutions to make is to review your beneficiary designations. Your family will be glad you did.
1. Disinherit your dependent with special needs Many people with special needs rely on government benefits to help provide food, shelter, and medical care. If
Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) is a valuable benefit for most individuals. Understanding the eligibility requirements and how they apply to most people is the topic of this article.
Memorial Day means many things to many people: the beginning of summer, the first camping trip of the year, or flowers at a cemetery. Two memorable events in my life changed my perception of Memorial Day forever.
Having a child with special needs creates challenges for most families. This causes a higher divorce rate than with typical families. There are some special circumstances and issues to be aware of if you have a special needs child and are considering divorce.
Supplemental Security Income (SSI) is a valuable benefit for most individuals with special needs. Understanding the eligibility requirements and how to avoid inadvertently losing this valuable benefit is the topic of this article.
All information provided is financial in nature and should not be construed or relied upon as legal advice. Individuals seeking legal advice should solicit the counsel of competent legal professionals knowledgeable about the divorce laws in their own geographical areas. Divorce financial planning is a fee-only process that does not involve investment advice or securities or insurance transactions.
