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The Special Needs Trust Advisor: August 2015

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The Special Needs Trust Advisor. A Blog for Parents and Professionals. Wednesday, August 19, 2015. Trustees: Don’t Give a Debit Card to a Beneficiary of a Medicaid Pay-back Trust! On July 27, 2015, a Federal District Court in Pennsylvania ( Elias v. Colvin. 2015 WL 4529877, M.D. Pa July 27, 2015) ruled that if an individual can direct the use of a trust’s corpus ( i.e.,. Principal) the trust should be deemed an available or countable resource. A Medicaid Payback Trust). This case once again warns the Tru...

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The Special Needs Trust Advisor: December 2014

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The Special Needs Trust Advisor. A Blog for Parents and Professionals. Tuesday, December 30, 2014. ANOTHER TOOL IN THE TOOL BOX – The ABLE Act, an Overview. Recently Congress passed and the President has signed into a law a new form of investment account designed to provide a source for accumulation of funds to benefit a disabled person in a way. Similar to Section 529 accounts used for accumulating funds for qualified tuition programs. Likewise, a Medicaid recipient will not. An individual who is receiv...

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The Special Needs Trust Advisor: Professional Trustee Information

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The Special Needs Trust Advisor. A Blog for Parents and Professionals. PURPOSES OF A SPECIAL NEEDS TRUST. CONSIDERATIONS WHEN AN SNT BENEFICIARY RELOCATES TO ANOTHER STATE. For a reference to a local attorney in that particular state. Click on the topics below for additional information:. Where can I find a list of. That might provide additional useful information? Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). CONGRESS PASSES “SPECIAL NEEDS TRUST FAIRNESS ACT”. Barber and Bartz, PC. Disability Advocates of Oklahoma, LLC.

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The Special Needs Trust Advisor: CAN A SPECIAL NEEDS TRUST OWN A HOUSE FOR THE BENEFIT OF A DISABLED PERSON RECEIVING SSI AND/OR MEDICAID?

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The Special Needs Trust Advisor. A Blog for Parents and Professionals. Thursday, May 3, 2012. CAN A SPECIAL NEEDS TRUST OWN A HOUSE FOR THE BENEFIT OF A DISABLED PERSON RECEIVING SSI AND/OR MEDICAID? The Social Security POMS provide considerable guidance regarding home ownership by a trust for a disabled person. Section SI 01120.200 F.1., provides:. Thus, the mere ownership of a home by the trust is not problematic to the disabled beneficiary. However, as recited below, the POMS provide that payment ...

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Find a special needs planner now:. Directory of Pooled Trusts. Directory of Pooled Trusts. Medicaid and SSI law permit. D)(4)(C)" or "pooled trusts" for beneficiaries with special needs. Such trusts pool the resources of many beneficiaries, and those resources are managed by a non-profit association. Unlike individual disability trusts, which may be created only for those under age 65, pooled trusts may be for beneficiaries of any age and may be created by the beneficiary herself. The Arc of Anchorage.

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The Special Needs Trust Advisor: CAN SUPPORT ALIMONY BE PAID TO A SPECIAL NEEDS (MEDICAID PAYBACK) TRUST IN ORDER TO PRESERVE OR OBTAIN MEDICAID BENEFITS?

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The Special Needs Trust Advisor. A Blog for Parents and Professionals. Wednesday, March 12, 2014. CAN SUPPORT ALIMONY BE PAID TO A SPECIAL NEEDS (MEDICAID PAYBACK) TRUST IN ORDER TO PRESERVE OR OBTAIN MEDICAID BENEFITS? T who is the beneficiary of the special needs (Medicaid payback) trust and, thus, will not interfere with the disabled ex-spouse obtaining or retaining Medicaid benefits. A (d)(4)(A) trust beneficiary must be less than 65 years of age at the time of establishment of the trust.

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The Special Needs Trust Advisor: OKLAHOMA CONVERTS FROM A "209-b" STATE TO AN "SSI" STATE

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The Special Needs Trust Advisor. A Blog for Parents and Professionals. Tuesday, March 17, 2015. OKLAHOMA CONVERTS FROM A "209-b" STATE TO AN "SSI" STATE. Oklahoma has changed its status from what has been known as a “209-b” state to conform with the SSI criteria effective March 1, 2015. A handful of states originally opted not. To follow the SSI qualification criteria in evaluating income limitations. As well as resource limitations. When an applicant applied for Medicaid benefits. Tulsa, OK 74103-4511.