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If you wish to create a trust for a special needs child you must speak with an attorney who specializes in special needs law. Any assets the child has or may acquire would make them ineligible for any government financial assistance. Only an expert can draft a trust that meets all the requirements of state laws and federal tax laws.

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Q: What are the rules for a irrevocable trust for a disabled child?
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