Trusts & Estates
WealthCounsel Quarterly, Volume 17, No. 2—Special Needs Planning
This issue of the WealthCounsel Quarterly will help foster productive conversations with clients who want to ensure that their family members with special needs receive the services and care they require, ultimately providing those clients with the peace of mind that comes with knowing that their loved ones’ future care is secure.
Articles include:
Advising Trustees to Avoid Common Mistakes in Special Needs Trust Administration
By: Kevin Urbatsch
The SECURE Act’s Impact on Special Needs Trusts
By: Stephen W. Dale, JD, Attorney and Counselor at Law | Peter J. Wall
Veterans Affairs Benefits Planning
By: Jim Wolverton, Director of Education | Valerie L. Peterson, Attorney at Law
Advanced Planning Techniques for Parents of Disabled Adult Children
By: Elijah Keyes
Outside General Counsel—How You Can Make It Work for You!
By: Sterling L. Miller, Attorney at Law
Technology and Your Ethical Responsibilities
By: Jeff Gorman
Wealth Docx® Design Sheets for the Revocable Living Trust and Will
By: Lissa Bealke-Moore, Product Implementation Manager
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