Disability
Enabling the Disabled
by Anita Schnee, Attorney at Law In honor of October as Special Needs Awareness Month, let’s take a look at planning for disabled people to
Anita Schnee
October 5, 2021
by Anita Schnee, Attorney at Law In honor of October as Special Needs Awareness Month, let’s take a look at planning for disabled people to
by Anita Schnee, Attorney at Law It is the most natural thing in the world to want to age at home for as long as
by Anita Schnee, Attorney at Law As part of the coronavirus recovery effort, most Americans are getting direct payments from the federal government known as
by Anita Schnee, Attorney at Law Suppose your spouse is living in a nursing home because he has advanced Parkinson’s. He is currently receiving Medicaid
by Anita Schnee, Attorney at Law Those who are raising children with special needs must cope with the same challenges every parent faces – keeping
by Anita Schnee, Attorney at Law We repeat this again and again: it is vitally important to create powers of attorney (POAs). Everybody over 18
by Anita Schnee, Attorney at Law You have been appointed to help your seven-year-old nephew Roberto manage his Social Security benefits. In the Social Security
Federal legislation now permits disabled people to set up their own tax-free accounts, by which they can keep their benefits and still spend a substantial amount for themselves. A disabled person’s nest egg can grow and hatch into a better and more-independent quality of life.
The law used to be that a disabled person had to rely on others to create a trust, to keep benefits, and other financial needs. Find out what’s changed.