Estate Planning For Special Needs Children

Parents and primary caregivers of children with special needs have a life-altering role. The safety, security, and long-term care or treatments required to provide their child with the best quality of life don’t end at the standard ages of 18, 21, or after college graduation. Many require some level of care and financial security for the rest of their life, requiring a special type of estate planning.

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