Having a child with disabilities creates enormous challenges and rewards for parents. An important aspect of caring for a child with these challenges is what to say in your will, trust and estate plan for your child.
As discussed in the article below, there are numerous issues when planning for a child with disabilities and in learning how to address these in your estate planning. Here is the article:
Estate Planning for Children with Disabilities - :
A frequently used planning technique that helps parents plan for a disabled child is known as a Special Needs Trust. Please consider this type of trust to protect your child.
For more information on this type of trust or to discuss planning your estate to protect a child with disabilities, please contact our office with your questions at: 303-688-3535.
Bernie Greenberg
BECAUSE DEATH AND TAXES: Learn about what you need to do to be prepared for what's coming. Wills, trusts, taxes, probate. If you haven't experienced it you will. Estate planning is one of the most important things you can do to protect yourself and your family. Please join Bernie Greenberg's world of estate planning. www.kgattys.com
Wednesday, September 28, 2016
Monday, May 23, 2016
How To Prepare A Will - The Onion - America's Finest News Source
This is not the recommended way to proceed with your estate planning! It does match the Onion's unique approach to everything.
How To Prepare A Will - The Onion - America's Finest News Source:
There are other articles here which provide you a more effective road map for your estate planning. For humor it's hard to beat the Onion!
How To Prepare A Will - The Onion - America's Finest News Source:
There are other articles here which provide you a more effective road map for your estate planning. For humor it's hard to beat the Onion!
Wednesday, March 23, 2016
The Top Reason People Don't Plan: Procrastination!
As a wills and trusts lawyer specializing in estate planning I can confirm that there are many reasons folks have not completed their plan. Interestingly the number reason is the easiest one to fix--procrastination.
In the article below that road block is discussed further:
Top Enemy of Estate Planning Article
We all know about procrastination and we all know what it does: nothing. In my field of wills and trusts it has disastrous results. When you procrastinate about your estate plan you place at risk not just yourself but your entire family.
By not planning you have no protection against any risk. Not just the bad risks, death or total disability, but ANY risk. One of the most important reasons to do your will and estate plan is reduce or eliminate risk. Advantages of planning with urgency-planning NOW include:
Decide today that it is time to move from being unprepared to having yourself and your family protected.
Bernie Greenberg
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