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: Estate Planning and Elder Law

A Financial Checklist for Parents of Children with Special Needs

By Leanna Hamill, Esq.

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Financial and estate planning is important for every family, but more so for those families who have children with special needs.  MassMutual has a recent article on Helping to Build the Financial Future of Your Child with Special Needs, which provides a checklist for parents to consider when planning.  The list includes:

  • Investigating what government benefits your child and family might be eligible for,
  • Making sure your health plan is adequate for your child's present and future needs,
  • Considering the financial needs of your child's guardian in the event of your death, and making sure the guardian will have adequate information regarding your child's needs,
  • Thinking about where your child will live when they are older, and
  • Making sure that your estate plan is adequately set up to provide for your child, while still allowing them to maintain the public benefits to which they are entitled. 

Full post as published by Estate Planning and Elder Law on February 23, 2007 (boomark / email).

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