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Being a parent to a child with disabilities means planning for the future isn’t optional—it’s essential. A Special Needs Trust helps protect your child’s benefits while giving you a clear, intentional way to support their quality of life long-term. This guide is designed to help you understand the basics without legal jargon or overwhelm.
Inside, you’ll find:
✅ A clear, high-level explanation of what a Special Needs Trust is and why it matters
✅ A breakdown of the three main types of trusts—and which one most families use
✅ Plain-English examples of what a trust can and can’t pay for
✅ How Special Needs Trusts and ABLE accounts work together (and why many families use both)
✅ Common mistakes that can accidentally jeopardize benefits
✅ A simple 5-step checklist to help you get started with confidence
✅ Practical guidance on timing, funding options, and beneficiary designations
This resource was created with guidance from Wilson and Wilson Estate Planning and Elder Law LLC trusted advocates for families navigating special needs planning.
Whether you’re just beginning to think about long-term planning or realizing it’s time to take action, this guide gives you a calm, informed starting point—without pressure or fear.
📥 Download the guide and take one meaningful step toward protecting your child’s future and your family’s peace of mind.
Educational only. Not legal advice. Rules vary by state and situation—always consult a qualified special-needs planning attorney for your family’s plan.
Being a parent to a child with disabilities means planning for the future isn’t optional—it’s essential. A Special Needs Trust helps protect your child’s benefits while giving you a clear, intentional way to support their quality of life long-term. This guide is designed to help you understand the basics without legal jargon or overwhelm.
Inside, you’ll find:
✅ A clear, high-level explanation of what a Special Needs Trust is and why it matters
✅ A breakdown of the three main types of trusts—and which one most families use
✅ Plain-English examples of what a trust can and can’t pay for
✅ How Special Needs Trusts and ABLE accounts work together (and why many families use both)
✅ Common mistakes that can accidentally jeopardize benefits
✅ A simple 5-step checklist to help you get started with confidence
✅ Practical guidance on timing, funding options, and beneficiary designations
This resource was created with guidance from Wilson and Wilson Estate Planning and Elder Law LLC trusted advocates for families navigating special needs planning.
Whether you’re just beginning to think about long-term planning or realizing it’s time to take action, this guide gives you a calm, informed starting point—without pressure or fear.
📥 Download the guide and take one meaningful step toward protecting your child’s future and your family’s peace of mind.
Educational only. Not legal advice. Rules vary by state and situation—always consult a qualified special-needs planning attorney for your family’s plan.