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When Flexibility Matters in Special Needs Trusts

By Lori Wolf on November 4, 2009
Posted in Estate Planning, Special Needs Trusts, Trustees

Parents of a young child with special needs may be unable to assess whether their child will actually be eligible to receive government benefits in the future because of an inability to determine whether the child will be able to be self-supporting and earn income through employment as an adult. For example, children with Asperger’s…

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