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When it comes to creating a special needs plan for a loved one with disabilities, as a Folsom special needs lawyer, it’s the hope that all family members are in agreement and ideally on the same page. But, even if everyone is working together, there can be issues when the parents are divorced.

Special needs planning in Folsom can be daunting if you’re just starting. However, a Folsom special needs lawyer can save you the headache of planning and the worry over whether your plan will be executed properly.

When you have a child that may require a lifetime of assistance and care, extra attention must be given to planning their future.

As a Sacramento County special needs lawyer, I often receive questions about whether individuals with disabilities can continue to receive benefits after receiving an inheritance.

For families with special needs individuals, ensuring the care for their loved ones once the caretakers are gone is of the utmost priority.

For families who have members with special needs, it can sometimes feel like life is all about asking questions.

In order to ensure proper use of funds, Sacramento special needs planning lawyers help their clients choose a trustee.

Thanks to a new law passed in Congress last month, disabled individuals will no longer have to choose between saving a small nest-egg for future care expenses or preserving long-term eligibility for low-income benefits such as Medicaid or Supplemental Social Security Insurance (SSI).