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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Special Needs Trust; What’s So Special? (continued)
This is a follow-up to an earlier post on the subject of special needs trusts. If you need an attorney in Collin County, Texas, or the north Dallas area to help you with issues related to a special needs trust, … Continue reading
Posted in Estate Planning, Special Needs Issues, Trusts, Wills
Tagged beneficiary, estate planning, Gift, special needs trust, trust
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9 Strange Wills
Every now and then when I am hired to probate an estate, a unique set of circumstances arise; some might call these situations “strange.” But I have never had anything quite as “strange” as the wills described in the following … Continue reading
Worried about an older relative’s driving?
This subject isn’t exactly estate planning, but it is something an increasing number of clients face. I saw this article on the topic of dealing with parents or other loved ones who are losing their ability to drive safely and … Continue reading
Special Needs Trust; What’s So Special?
Sometimes people hear about a special needs trust or someone tells them they should have one, but they really are not sure what exactly it is. So here are a few questions and answers to help make that clear. 1. … Continue reading
Posted in Estate Planning, Special Needs Trust, Trusts, Wills
Tagged beneficiary, estate planning, special needs trust, trust
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