United States:
Voices: Providing For A Child Or Grandchild With Special Needs
06 April 2016
Moritt, Hock & Hamroff LLP
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To parents and grandparents who come to you for estate planning,
a child's special-needs diagnosis can pose a complex challenge.
If the child is expected to require special care and financial help
through adulthood, this will likely impact how guardians plan to
divide up their assets among descendants.
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Previously published in The Wall Street Journal
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