About 61 million American adults suffer from a disability of some kind. If this describes a loved one who is dependent on you, it's important to
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Special Needs Trust Rules You Should Know About: An Overview
When you have a family member with a disability or chronic illness, it's easy to worry about what will happen after you die. Their long-term care and
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The Two Types of Special Needs Trusts
A special needs trust (SNT) is a pivotal component of estate planning for those who have a loved one with a disability. The reason? If you intend to
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Special Needs Trusts vs Supplemental Needs Trusts
In the estate planning world, special needs planning is one of the more complicated areas. It is important to understand the similarities and
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7 Tips For Planning Your Special Needs Loved One’s Care After You’re Gone
According to the CDC, 27.2 percent of Georgia adults have at least one disability. This statistic does not include the many Georgia children who are
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How a Special Needs Trust Can Protect Your Child’s Quality of Life
If you are the parent of a special needs child, you probably often worry about what will happen when you are gone. Who will care for your child and
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Four Ways to Plan for Your Special Needs Child
Part of caring for a child with special needs is creating a plan for when you're no longer living. There are a few different planning options that
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What Government Benefits is my Autistic Child Eligible for in Savannah?
Raising an autistic child can be expensive. Between dr. appointments, therapy sessions, and other programs you may be wondering what benefits are
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Do I Need Guardianship for My Child with Special Needs?
As your child with special needs nears 18, your fear for their safety grows each day. Once legally an adult, decisions about healthcare, contracts and
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