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Can I contribute to a special needs trust my mother-in-law established in her will for my niece, or do I set up my own?

Can my disabled child start receiving Social Security based upon my husband's employment history?

Can the disabled beneficiary get the money out of the special needs trust if she needs it?

How are pooled trusts useful for disabled persons?

How do I get a special needs trust in my will for the benefit of a disabled person?

How do I know what pooled trust is right for me?

How does someone establish a supplemental needs trust?

How is a supplemental needs trust different from any other asset protection trust?

I now get government assistance, but may inherit a significant amount of money. Will my government benefits be reduced?

I was told that because I did not work long enough, I cannot get disability from Social Security. Is that true?

If I have a special needs trust from a different state, is it good in Texas?

Is it true that Social Security will pay disabled persons?

Must the money left over in a special needs trust after a disabled person dies be paid to the government?

My adult child is disabled and never worked. Can she collect Social Security benefits?

What is a pooled trust?

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Wright Abshire, Attorneys
http://www.wrightabshire.com

4949 Bissonnet
Bellaire, Texas 77401

(713) 234-6207

Fayette County Office - 1055 Deer Haven Rd., Carmine, Texas 78932

The Woodlands Office - 3705 College Park Drive, Suite 150, The Woodlands, Texas 77384

About Our Firm

Every client has different wants and needs, whether it is naming an agent under a Texas durable power of attorney to handle your property and financial affairs if you are incapacitated, or setting up a supplemental needs trust in order to ensure a disabled family member's access to needed public benefits. Every client deserves an experienced elder law and estate planning attorney. No two Texas consumers have the same needs when it comes to estate planning, probate, and elder law. Call us to discuss your needs so that you can enjoy life to the fullest, knowing that you and your family will be protected.

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