April 6, 2007, Newsletter Issue #34: Special Needs Trust for Autism
Tip of the Week
The Special Needs Trust for Autism recognizes that government benefit programs do not adequately support the needs of individuals with autism. Parents can save money for their children who have pervasive developmental disorders but in order to make sure that the money actually reaches the individuals is to set up a Special Needs Trust for Autism.
This trust assures that the individuals with autism receive their funds and it also assures that they can still receive public assistance as well. The Special Needs Trust for Autism is managed by an advocate assigned by the family.
It is crucial that parents consult with a professional financial planner and an attorney when setting up a Special Needs Trust for Autism.
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