Special Needs Trusts

Doctors recommend annual physicals, but did you know that your special needs plan should be reviewed with your attorney at least as often?...

Leaving a child with special needs out of your estate plan is almost always the wrong way to help the child.

Attorneys who focus on special needs planning have dedicated their practices to helping families with a wide variety of legal issues, and they must master a vast section of the legal canon in order to properly assist their clients. Here's...

You may not want to leave any of the money in your estate directly to a relative with special needs, but the fine print in your estate planning documents might cause a catastrophic distribution anyway.

After fighting for over forty years to make sure that Richard is taken care of, a Colorado woman now has to plan for his future in case something happens to her.

Administering the California Special Needs Trust is the closest thing to having a special needs planner on call, 24 hours a day, no matter what state you're in.

Do you have a retirement plan in place that will provide enough income for you to take care of a loved one with special needs once you have stopped working? Here are some things to consider when planning for retirement.

California ASNP attorney Kevin Urbatsch is the recipient of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys' 2011 President's Recognition Award for his contributions to helping those with special needs.

Unique tax benefits are available to families with special needs individuals. Here's a partial rundown offered by a professor of accounting.