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15 Difficult Difficult Decisions for You to Make Now
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Who will be the primary caregiver for my child after I am gone?
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What financial resources will be needed to provide for my child's care throughout their lifetime?
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What government benefits is my child currently receiving, and how can I structure my estate plan to ensure they continue to receive those benefits?
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How can I ensure that my child's inheritance does not disqualify them from receiving government benefits?
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Should I create a special needs trust to manage and protect my child's inheritance?
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Who will be the trustee of the special needs trust, and how will they be selected?
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How will funds from the special needs trust be used for my child's benefit?
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What instructions should I leave for the trustee regarding the use of the trust funds?
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How can I ensure that the trustee will act in the best interests of my child?
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Should I appoint a guardian for my child in case both parents pass away?
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How can I ensure that the guardian has the financial resources to provide for my child's care?
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How can I ensure that my child's medical needs will be met after I am gone?
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Should I create a letter of intent outlining my wishes for my child's care?
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How can I ensure that my child's siblings are treated fairly in my estate plan?
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How can I ensure that my child's medical and financial decisions will be made according to my wishes after I am gone?
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Members of the SNA are recognized nationally as leaders in special needs planning. Linda M. Anderson, CELA has been a member of the Special Needs Alliance since 2008.
