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Special Needs Planning in Indianapolis: How Much Would it Cost to Create a Supplemental Trust?

December 5, 2013Estate Planning, Special Needs Planning

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There are those who are always looking for a bargain.  They don't think that there is ever a need to pay for something of quality.  In many instances they look for do-it-yourself solutions.  This can even extend to the area of estate planning.  With this in mind, let's look at do-it-yourself estate planning in Indianapolis and how it may interface with special needs planning. Providing for a Person With a Disability If you have someone with a disability on your … [Read more...] about Special Needs Planning in Indianapolis: How Much Would it Cost to Create a Supplemental Trust?

What Is an Indiana Special Needs Trust?

October 22, 2013Special Needs Planning, Wills and Trusts

There are a number of different trusts in Indiana that are used in the field of estate planning, and one of them is the special needs trust. An Indiana special needs trust, which is alternately called a supplemental needs trust, is utilized to provide financial assets to someone who has a disability. Providing monetary resources to those who have disabilities can be tricky because government benefit eligibility is in play. Many people with special needs are enrolled in the Medicaid … [Read more...] about What Is an Indiana Special Needs Trust?

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July 22, 2013Advance Directives, Asset Protection, Elder Law, Estate Planning, Incapacity Planning, Living Trusts, Long-Term Care, Medicaid, Power of Attorney, Probate, Retirement Planning, Special Needs Planning, Taxes, Wills and Trusts

People who have absorbed in-depth information about any particular subject are going to make better decisions than those who are not fully informed.  This certainly extends into the realm of estate planning. On the most basic level people think about estate planning as the act of drawing up a last will that divides a pie of sorts among family members.  In fact there is a bigger picture to consider. A last will may not be your best choice for transferring assets.  If you … [Read more...] about Access Our Estate Planning Report Library

Autism Awareness Month Raises Planning Questions

May 6, 2013Estate Planning, Special Needs Planning, Wills and Trusts

Autism is a developmental disability that strikes with alarming frequency these days.  Autism is called a "spectrum disorder," meaning that there is no one consistent symptom.  Instead, individuals with autism exhibit one or more of the behaviors associated with the disorder, and the severity of the symptoms will vary person by person. In many cases people with autism require care and treatment throughout their lives.  This can be extraordinarily expensive, reaching well into … [Read more...] about Autism Awareness Month Raises Planning Questions

Making Provisions for a Family Member With Special Needs

December 3, 2012Estate Planning, Special Needs Planning, Wills and Trusts

When you discuss the details of your family dynamic with your estate planning attorney,  he or she will be able to make the appropriate recommendations.  There is no one set course of action, and it is important to make informed decisions when you are arranging for future asset transfers. If you were to take matters into your own hands and use some type of do-it-yourself legal document to state your final wishes, you may take steps that have unintentional consequences. With this in … [Read more...] about Making Provisions for a Family Member With Special Needs

Don't Jeopardize Special Needs Benefits

July 9, 2012Estate Planning, Long-Term Care, Medicaid, Parents w/Young Children, Special Needs Planning

You have to see the big picture and think everything through when you are arranging for the transfer of assets to those that you love after you pass away.  Each situation is different and you should carefully evaluate the recipients' needs and proclivities before taking any action. This is something that is very important when it comes to making provisions for someone in the family who may have special needs. People with disabilities often take advantage of programs such as Medicaid … [Read more...] about Don't Jeopardize Special Needs Benefits

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