Creating an estate plan is important for everyone. For families with a child with special needs, proper planning is imperative. Understanding the types of special needs trusts is the best place to start to assist clients that may have a child or children with special needs.

“Executing a last will and testament should be the first order of business for clients with a child with special needs,” says Melissa Negrin-Wiener, senior partner at Cona Elder Law.

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