Q. What if I have a disabled child and I do not want to leave that child his/her inheritance so that he does not lose his Medicaid or Supplemental Security Income. Should I leave them or of my estate plan and anticipate their siblings will take care of them?

A. This is a question we get a lot and the answer is generally, no. Through various estate planning mechanisms, we carefully craft an estate plan that will provide for a disabled child and not impair their ability to obtain government benefits.

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Clients first entrusted us to help them with their estate planning and elder law issues over 30 years ago. Since then, we have expanded our practice to include real estate, but our focus continues to be on assisting clients with some of the biggest issues they will face in their lives.

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