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Tom Sannicandro – Special Needs Trust Attorney Massachusetts My name is Tom Sannicandro and I’ve been a Special Needs Trust Attorney in Massachusetts for more than twenty years. As a parent of a child with Down syndrome, I understand the difficulties faced by parents who want to give their children every
Power of Attorney for Educational Purposes Through an educational power of attorney, a student can authorize an agent to make educational decisions. That leaves the student free to focus on learning. The student’s designated agent can apply for financial aid, register for courses, and review ed Why the EPOA Is Useful
GMB Episode #125: Estate Planning For Families With Special Needs Children With Tom Sannicandro Show Notes [02:54] Tom’s Journey – Tom shares why he switched his legal practice from corporate law to disability law. [11:48] Asset Protection – Tom shares his perspective on asset protection related to individuals with disabilities.
Special Needs Government Benefits Government Benefits for Individuals with Special Needs While it is critical to ensure that you have adequate planning in place to preserve your child’s eligibility for government assistance, it is important for individuals to know what government benefits are available to a child with special needs and when these benefits
Understanding an Able Account vs Special Needs Trusts ABLE accounts and special needs trusts (SNTs), also known as supplemental needs trusts, both give people with disabilities a way to save money tax-free. By saving money in an ABLE account or supplemental needs trust, you can also make sure that a disabled
Have You Ever Wondered What Is An Able Account? About ABLE Accounts Living with a disability is often associated with significant amounts of extra costs. That’s why individuals and families can now contribute to ABLE accounts — tax-advantaged savings accounts that can fund disability expenses. Source: ablenrc.org 10 Things You
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