5/23/09 Moneyline Recap

May 28th, 2009

Denver appeared on the Peter Newman Show and answered a listener’s question about “special needs trusts” and explained the necessity of having existing special needs trusts reviewed because new statutory requirements may invalidate the existing trusts.

Denver went on to explain that these new laws make the trust property an existing asset which the state requires to be used up before state aid is available. Listeners were advised to call our law firm for additional information.

On Saturday, May 30, 2009, Denver will talk about how the elderly and people with special needs can get state funds sooner even if they have assets.

Category: Estate Planning · Media Appearances

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