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Planning for Your Dependent with Special Needs
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Planning for your child is a daunting task. To do it right, you might be wise to turn to experts for help.

An attorney who specializes in estate planning for families with a child with special needs can help you establish a special needs trust. Insurance agents, financial planners, and other financial professionals who specialize in needs planning, guidance counselors and parents of other children with special needs also are good resources. In addition, there are countless organizations that offer different types of assistance. A sampling is shown on the final pages of this article. Information on others can be found on the Internet or at the library.
 
It is important that you take the time today to provide for your child’s tomorrow. You want to make sure that the ongoing care and needs of your child will be addressed no matter when you die.


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