10/15/2026
If you have a loved one with a disability, consider a special needs trust
Estate planning can take on added significance when a child, spouse or other loved one has a disability. Leaving assets directly to that person — even with the best intentions — could interfere with his or her eligibility for certain means-tested government benefits. A special needs trust (SNT), sometimes called a “supplemental needs trust,” may be the answer. Read More: https://www.inheritlawyers.com/if-you-have-a-loved-one-with-a-disability-consider-a-special-needs-trust.html