Special Needs Planning

Many relatives or caretakers of loved ones living with a disability may at some point need to be able to exert more control over their family member's personal affairs.

Newly introduced legislation may soon alleviate a challenge families sometimes face when planning for a loved one living with disabilities.

Even under a guardianship, wards retain many fundamental freedoms.

A qualified disability trust (QDT) can minimize unnecessary tax consequences.

The duty a trustee owes to a beneficiary is a fiduciary duty which is the highest duty the law creates for one person to another. What happens, though, if disputes arise?...