Florida Estate Planning for the Disabled: Law Office of Thomas W. Rezanka (727) 787-3020

Disabled Beneficiaries

A disabled child or grandchild needs specialized planning both to protect assets for his or her prolonged care and to protect such child’s ability to receive government assistance after your death.

Planning for the disabled child varies depending upon the particular disability; the child’s immediate and anticipated future needs; and the financial resources that may be available to that child after your death. Planning tools can include Special Needs or Supplemental Needs Trusts, creditor protective trusts, pooled trusts, or similar instruments created within, or provided for under, your last will and testament or revocable living trust. Choosing the right planning tools and strategies should only be done with an attorney experienced in these matters.

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