There are LOTS of attorneys in the Fairfax area, and many of them do wills and trusts. With that being the case, you might wonder why it’s important to work with an attorney whose practice focuses not just on estate planning but on special needs planning in Virginia if you have a child with disabilities. Quite frankly, special needs planning is complex and that’s why it’s so important to work with an attorney who understands this specific area of the law. When your child’s future is at stake, you want to be confident that your lawyer knows the ins and outs of how to protect assets and how to create a long-term plan that will help your child have continued access to the benefits he or she needs, as well as a secure future. For example, did you know that the eligibility rules for Medicaid are different from those used for Supplemental Security Income (SSI), as well as Section 8 housing? Your Special Needs Trust has the potential to negatively impact…
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