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If you set up a special needs trust to hold a loved one’s personal injury settlement or to protect government benefits and they no longer need it, you can terminate it based on a change in circumstances.

I am going to fund my son's special needs trust with a life insurance policy.  How do I make it clear that he is not supposed to get anything else from my estate?...

If my Medicare Set-Aside runs out of money, who pays for my continuing medical expenses that are related to my accident?...

I'm my sister's Representative Payee.  Can I establish a trust for her benefit using the money I receive from the Social Security Administration without having to get court approval first?...

Can a special needs trust pay for utilities?...

Can you prepare a will and special needs trust online without a lawyer?...

Is there any way to use the funds in your Medicare Set-Aside (MSA) trust even if you don't need further treatment for your injury?...

I live in one state but my son lives in a group home in neighboring state.  Where should I establish a special needs trust for his benefit?...

I needed to have surgery while I was negotiating the establishment of a Medicare Set-Aside to hold funds from a workers' compensation claim.  Now both workers' comp and Medicare are refusing to pay for the bill.  Who pays?...