FFFP: Estate Planning and Legal Documents

How can you leave money to your child with disabilities without
jeopardizing their government benefits?

Who will manage the money?

How can you guarantee that funds will be available once you’re gone?

Estate planning for your loved one with special needs goes beyond the standard list of a will, power of attorney and advance medical directive. Your strategy should ensure your child has a steady flow of funds whilst protecting his/her eligibility for government benefits and enhancing the quality of the child’s life.

Join us on our next First Fridays session where we talk what makes a good estate plan, how and where to get started.

We hope you leave with ideas and strategies on a plan that will work best for you and your loved one
with disabilities.

Register for the webinar here

Presenters:

Cary Cucinelli and Valerie Geiger, Cucinelli Geiger Thompson Wildhack PC
Tia Marsili, Director of Trusts, The Arc of Northern Virginia