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Divorce
Many times in a divorce, one or both parties will be required to set up a trust to hold funds for the minor children's college education. I've been contacted by divorce attorneys after the divorce to draft such trusts based on the language in the divorce agreement. Which was written by divorce attorneys. Not trust attorneys. And that is where the problems can begin.
Child Custody and Visitation
Adoption
Premarital Agreement
Just think of the possibilities - for an engagement party the couple could register for gift certificates to their respective attorneys to have a prenuptial agreement drawn up, then after the wedding they need to begin their estate plan, and once the babies start to arrive the estate plan needs to be updated with trusts and guardians.
Guardianship
The new forms for petitioning for guardianship and conservatorship can be found on the Probate Court website, by clicking here. There are instructions for the forms that can be helpful for the physicians who may not be used to filling out the new, more extensive medical certificates, and for folks who are representing themselves in petitioning for a guardianship or conservatorship.

Auto Accidents
Social Security Disability
In general, the funds in a Special Needs Trust cannot be used to pay for food or shelter, since that is what Social Security Disability Insurance pays for, but they can be used to pay for things such as travel, clothing, classes, transportation, hobbies, vacations, haircuts, TV's, DVD's, etc. In addition, because the funds are from a third party, meaning they did not belong to the beneficiary, the Trust does not compromise the beneficiary's government benefits.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Information, resources and commentary about estate planning, elder law, MassHealth/Medicaid, care-giving, family matters and growing older in Massachusetts by Leanna Hamill, Attorney at Law. Hingham.
Wills
I was reminded of this story today while I was reordering Five Wishes Living Wills for my clients, and saw that the company now offers a version of this document for children, called My Wishes.
Trusts
A Special Needs Trust, also called a Supplemental Needs Trust, can be a good tool in planning for your disabled child, as discussed in this recent New York Times Article. (You may need to register to read it, but registration is free.) A special needs trust will allow your disabled child to continue to receive the necessary benefits under Medicaid or Social Security, while having money set aside to pay for those items and services that are necessary, but not otherwise covered.
Power of Attorney
As we work together toward your goals my role is to draft the legal documents you need to memorialize your wishes, provide analysis of laws and regulations to help you determine a course of action, give compassionate guidance in carrying out the wishes of a loved one (via Power of Attorney, Trust or Will administration, or Healthcare Directives), be your legal representation during proceedings for a protected person, and provide legal assistance in planning for and paying for long term care expenses.
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Tax Law
This is to make sure that any tax issues are addressed, and to insure that the property will pass according to your wishes.

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