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Self-Settled Special Needs Trust Information Schedule

Aurora Colorado Self-Settled Special Needs Trust Information Schedule

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Trusts - Special Needs

State:

Multi-State

City:

Aurora

Control #:

US-ATTY-20

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This document summarizes the progression of information that assists an attorney in preparing and advising a client about self-settled special needs trusts.

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Interesting Questions

How do I find an attorney to help me set up a self-settled special needs trust in Aurora?

You can start by asking local disability advocacy groups for recommendations or do a quick search online to find attorneys who have experience with trust and estate planning, specifically for special needs.

What happens to the remaining funds when the beneficiary passes away?

Once the beneficiary is gone, any leftover funds usually go to reimburse the state for any benefits they received, per Medicaid rules, but you can discuss options with your attorney.

Will having a self-settled special needs trust affect my government benefits?

Nope! As long as the trust is set up correctly, it won’t count against your eligibility for government benefits, so you can have your cake and eat it too!

How does setting up a self-settled special needs trust work?

To set one up, you generally need to work with an attorney or a professional familiar with special needs trusts. They'll help you create the trust and ensure it meets all legal requirements.

Who can benefit from a self-settled special needs trust?

Typically, it's for people with disabilities who want to maintain their eligibility for government benefits like Medicaid and Social Security while having additional funds available to improve their quality of life.