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: Florida Estate Planning Lawyer BlogBenefits of An Inter-Vivos Stand Alone Third-Party Created and Funded Special Needs Trust.
By David M. Goldman
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The thirteen benefits of an inter-vivos stand alone third-party created and funded SNT are:
(1) The trust can be established by the parents (or by any third party, such as the grandparents) for the benefit of the special needs child.
(2) The trust provides for the investment and management of the special needs child?s inheritance by a third party - the trustee.
(3) The persons establishing the trust (such as the parents or grandparents) decide the terms and conditions of the special needs read more
Full post as published by Florida Estate Planning Lawyer Blog on January 13, 2009 (boomark / email).
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