Categories: Estate Planning

The need for guardianship or conservatorship planning is intended to assist with the care of young children, older adults, or an incapacitated family member of any age. Special Needs Trusts are designed to protect an adult (age 18+) requiring more support than usual in life, offering assistance with decision-making and various life skills, and creating a legal arrangement to ensure they have what they need for a safe and comfortable life. If you have child with special needs, such as Down Syndrome or a severe developmental or mental health issue, you may want to ensure that you can protect and provide for your child during their lifetime or after your death. The Law Office of Patricia E. Tichenor, P.L.L.C will assist you in creating an estate plan, which may include seeking appointment as a Guardian or Conservator for your adult child, or drawing up a Special Needs Trust, in order to ensure your child’s rights and needs are protected for his or her lifetime not only while you’re here but, also, after you’re gone.

Synonyms:
Guardianship, Conservatorship, Special Needs Trusts