Special Needs and Supplemental Needs Trusts Are The Vital
Tool To Protect Our Loved Ones When We No Longer Can
A special needs trust or supplemental needs trust is a way to provide
for your disabled child or disabled loved ones quality of life.
The great thing about this type of trust is your child or loved one
will not be disqualified from government programs because
the assets are not considered theirs. In order to have the assets
in this type of trust unavailable to the government see the complete
Report on Pennsylvania Special Needs Trusts.
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