What Benefits Do They Offer?
People with special needs often receive disability benefits to provide a reliable income when they’re unable to work. These benefits are typically contingent on a person’s financial status, as well as the type and severity of their disability. Accordingly, a large inheritance can prevent the person from receiving benefits, which can put them in a precarious financial position.
A special needs trust ensures that the person receives essential funds from your estate without impacting their benefits. They include first-party trusts, which help people who experience disability later in life when they’ve already accrued numerous assets. There are also third-party trusts, which are managed by caregivers to ensure the person in their care can access the necessary funds after the caregiver has died.
How Can You Establish a Special Needs Trust?
The first step in developing a special needs trust is to secure reliable legal assistance. Here at Walk-In Wills, we offer clients throughout Chandler, AZ the benefit of more than 20 years of experience. With our assistance, you can rest assured that your loved one will have everything they need after you’re gone.