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Purpose trusts can be set up for any lawful purpose. Typical examples include the maintenance of a particular asset (like a work of art or historic building), the care of pets after the death of the owner, and charitable giving.
These include administrative complexity, ongoing legal expenses, and restrictions on how funds can be used for the beneficiary. Additionally, upon the beneficiarys passing, any remaining trust assets might be subject to reimbursement claims.
What You Need to Get Started: Choose an experienced attorney to prepare the Special Needs trust document. Select a Trustee to manage the investments of the trust, administration, monitor benefits and to receive and monitor distribution requests from the trust. Complete a Letter of Intent.
A self-funded Special Needs Trust must be created by a parent, grandparent, legal guardian or court to receive and hold assets (such as inheritance, lawsuit settlement, gifts) that belonged to the person with the disability, who is the beneficiary of the trust.
Compensation Unless the trust agreement states otherwise, trustees are usually entitled to compensation for their services. Compensation is usually set forth in state law. If a corporate trustee is serving, it usually receives a fixed amount, based upon the value of the trust estate.
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Yes, you can set up a trust fund for yourself, but its typically done in the context of estate planning. Here are the general steps involved: Determine the Purpose: Decide why you want a trust fund. Common reasons include asset protection, tax benefits, or ensuring your assets are managed ing to your wishes.
Selecting the wrong trustee is easily the biggest blunder parents can make when setting up a trust fund. As estate planning attorneys, weve seen first-hand how this critical error undermines so many parents good intentions.

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