Category Archives: Special Needs Trust

When someone has a significant disability and requires government program assistance to meet their basic living needs these benefits are rarely enough to afford them more than a basic quality of life. This is because these programs provide just enough ... Read More

Having a loved with a disability can mean having to become well-versed in government program guidelines and eligibility requirements while making sure they have what is needed to live comfortably. Even if you do not live close by, setting up ... Read More

Parents of a child with a disability often have to become experts on their child’s condition and care options, be well-versed in government benefit programs, and be tireless advocates for their education and treatment options. When the child has a ... Read More

If you are one of the many residents in California who is the parent of a child with special needs, you understand the unique concerns you face when considering how to support your child and their needs for the duration ... Read More

When someone has a significant disability, which prevents them from supporting themselves, they will probably have to rely on government benefit programs such as California Medicaid (Medi-Cal) and Social Security Income (SSI).  While programs provide the recipient with essential medical ... Read More

When you are raising a child with autism keeping up with their daily needs and the other demands of life can leave little room to think about the future.  However, when you know your child is going to need care ... Read More

Choosing a California Special Needs Trust Trustee Selecting the right person or entity to serve as the special needs trustee is an important decision.  This individual will be responsible for ensuring that your trust terms are carried out and that ... Read More

Having the right person or entity as trustee for your California special needs trust is essential to making sure you have the provisions you need for your support.  The trustee will make investment and other financial decisions and order disbursements ... Read More

When you have a condition which limits your ability to work, government programs can be instrumental in meeting your medical needs and helping to pay for daily expenses.  Although these benefits are crucial, they are also income-sensitive meaning that in ... Read More

For someone with a disability, having a special needs trust can be the difference between having what they need to be comfortable and just getting by. One of the most important features of this resource is that it can be ... Read More