Depending on the circumstances, it sounds like a first-party special needs trust , also known as a (d)(4)(A) trust, or a pooled special needs trust, sometimes called a (d)(4)(C) trust, could be appropriate for your son. A qualified special needs planner can walk you through the pros and cons of each type of trust and help you to properly establish one. Click here to find a list of planners in your state.
What Is The Best Kind of Special Needs Trust?
