
When Is It OK for an SNT Trustee to Be Compensated?
Busy trustees deserve payment, but there are important guidelines to follow to determine how — and how much — to bill the trust.
Busy trustees deserve payment, but there are important guidelines to follow to determine how — and how much — to bill the trust.
The beginning of a new year is the perfect time for us to talk about the various factors that can influence your planning. For example,
An exception to the SECURE Act’s otherwise stringent rules about distributions from inherited IRAs potentially changes longstanding advice about leaving retirement funds to a special needs trust.
As the parent of a child with special needs, the primary estate planning documents consisting of a Will, Advance Medical Directives, Health Care Proxy, and
A trust is an instrument set up to hold the property of an individual, often called the grantor, for one or more designated beneficiaries. The
When was the last time you had your Estate Plan reviewed? Many of you already have estate documents, probably executed many years ago. We strongly
Estate planning is a critical aspect of the financial planning process. Reviewing your documents is an important exercise, both at the outset and throughout changes
It’s easy to throw your new special needs trust into a drawer and forget about it. While having a plan in place is a great start, the trust and related documents do need to be maintained.
A bipartisan bill fixes a flaw in earlier legislation and would finally allow any veteran to allocate pension payments to a trust for their survivors with special needs.
Not every potential trustee provides the best services for trusts designed for children with special needs. Here are some questions to ask while searching for the right one for your new trust.
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