Estate Planning for Special Needs

Get practice pointers for both First-Party and Third-Party Special Needs Trusts and learn how to effectively use expanded powers and planning language in power of attorney documents, wills and trusts to accommodate special needs. Also included are tips for planning for a spouse's disability within an estate plan.

Credits: 1 General, 0 Diversity/Inclusion PR, 0 MH/SA PR, 0 Other PR

SKU: P9004-23R-09A

$60.00 or 1.00 credits

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Faculty:

Heidi E. Dodd, Dodd & Wambold, O’Fallon

Heather E. Voorn, Voorn, Jaworski, & Preston, PLLC, New Lenox

Expires: 6/1/2025

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Faculty:

Heidi E. Dodd, Dodd & Wambold, O’Fallon

Heather E. Voorn, Voorn, Jaworski, & Preston, PLLC, New Lenox

Expires: 6/1/2025

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Program Date	5/22 - 5/23/2023
Category	Special Needs & Disability

Products specifications

Program Date	5/22 - 5/23/2023
Category	Special Needs & Disability

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