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In reply to the discussion: Not sure how long i have left. [View all]SayitAintSo
(2,207 posts)48. Set up a Special Needs Trust for your autistic grandson
The Special Needs Trust would contain his inherited assets and would not be considered in the event if he needs to apply for government assistance. It would also protect his inherited assets from ne'er-do-wells . This is what I understand from my experience... I set one up for my little brother some time ago. Laws may be different in your state you will need an estate attorney to help you set the trust up appropriately. Best of luck and peace be with you.
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Kajun Gal
Oct 2018
#1
So sorry you are in this situation, but admire heck out of how you seem to have sorted it out
Hoyt
Oct 2018
#5
Feel free to vent all you want on DU. We are good "listeners" and often have advice you can
Frustratedlady
Oct 2018
#8
you might also want to check in with the Chronic Health Condition subforum if you haven't already
0rganism
Oct 2018
#10
I think I may be the oldest aspie on it at 70 years old and really acting and feeling like my 30's
LiberalArkie
Oct 2018
#43
"I have written a personal letter to each, sharing my thoughts and memories with them..."
chia
Oct 2018
#25
This I know: Any living arrangement the family as a unit can agree on, will be the best,
Pinkflamingo
Oct 2018
#61