Overview of Special Needs Planning Basics

Special needs planning is not just a third party and/or a first party special needs trust. It is not just estate planning. In this session, you will learn the basics of drafting a special needs trust, including suggestions for helpful additional provisions to include. You’ll also learn how to effectively prepare for and conduct the initial consultation, including topics you should cover in addition to estate planning, such as the who, what, why, where and how of accessing the Illinois “maze” of services for individuals with special needs.

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Brian Rubin, Rubin Law, A Professional Corporation, Buffalo Grove/Chicago/Old Orchard

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Program Date	12/8/2021
Session from:	5th Annual Special Needs Institute

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Program Date	12/8/2021
Session from:	5th Annual Special Needs Institute

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