If you have a loved one with physical or mental disabilities, his or her future is probably one of your biggest concerns when creating an estate plan. Will they have the resources to get proper care after you are gone? Will they be able to live a comfortable lifestyle? Luckily, you can alleviate these concerns through a special needs trust. We can help with keeping government benefits and keeping your assets.

A special needs trust is intended to provide your loved one with the assets you wish to pass along, while allowing them to remain eligible for government benefits. In addition, assets in a trust are not subject to probate or estate taxes, further protecting the value your loved one will receive.

Our attorneys at Elder Law of Georgia, P.C., can help you create a comprehensive plan that considers the entirety of your loved one’s future. We are also skilled at special needs trust administration.