Planning for a loved one with disabilities involves more than preparing for the future, it’s about helping protect their independence, quality of life, and access to essential government benefits.
In the latest issue of Plan|NJ News, Richard Miller, Chair of Elder Law and Co-Chair of Special Needs at Mandelbaum Barrett PC, shares 10 ways families can help safeguard their loved one’s future as part of a comprehensive Special Needs Plan.
From establishing the appropriate Special Needs Trust and reviewing beneficiary designations to considering an ABLE account, choosing the right trustee, and planning for long-term housing and care needs, each step can play an important role in protecting a loved one’s future.
Thoughtful planning today can help provide greater security and peace of mind for tomorrow. Because every family’s circumstances are unique, working with experienced counsel can help ensure that estate planning, government benefits, tax considerations, and long-term care strategies work together as part of a coordinated plan.
Read the full article in PLAN|NJ News.