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What are Special Needs Trust Violations?

What are Special Needs Trust Violations?

by Vail Gardner | Jan 11, 2024 | Special Needs Planning

Special needs trusts safeguard eligibility for essential government benefits while protecting access to additional resources for their care and well-being. However, managing a special needs trust requires strict adherence to both state and federal laws. Special needs...
Special Needs Trust Spending Rules in North Carolina

Special Needs Trust Spending Rules in North Carolina

by Vail Gardner | Jan 4, 2024 | Special Needs Planning

Special needs trusts provide financial support for individuals with disabilities, enhancing quality of life while preserving eligibility for means-tested benefits. It is essential for trustees and family members to understand the specific spending rules associated...
Supplemental Needs Trust: Maximize Benefits for Special Needs

Supplemental Needs Trust: Maximize Benefits for Special Needs

by Vail Gardner | Dec 21, 2023 | Special Needs Planning

A supplemental needs trust is a vital planning tool for families with special needs members. They provide financial security and protect eligibility for government benefits. Understanding these trusts is critical, especially in North Carolina. This blog explains their...
How to Protect Your Parents’ Assets From Nursing Homes

How to Protect Your Parents’ Assets From Nursing Homes

by Vail Gardner | Dec 15, 2023 | Estate Planning

Do you wonder if there are simple yet effective ways to safeguard your parents’ hard-earned assets from the costs long-term care in North Carolina? We have solutions if you want to know how to protect your parents’ assets from nursing homes Keep reading...
Executor vs. Power of Attorney in North Carolina

Executor vs. Power of Attorney in North Carolina

by Vail Gardner | Dec 6, 2023 | Estate Planning

There are key differences between an executor vs. power of attorney in North Carolina. These roles are distinct yet vital in managing estate planning. While an executor (named in a last will) handles a person’s will after death, a power of attorney plays a...
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