Using Pooled Trusts as a Safety Net When Drafting Estate Plans
January 28 @ 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Webinar Description
Master Pooled Trust Strategies to Protect Your Clients—Even When the Unexpected Happens
Pooled special needs trusts can provide an essential safety net in estate plans. Attorneys who draft estate plans must anticipate the unexpected—a client’s unforeseen disability, a fiduciary who becomes ill, a contentious relationship between the beneficiary and the fiduciary, or assets that are depleted below the corporate fiduciary’s minimum. By including additional authorities in documents, attorneys-in-fact, executors, and trustees can react to unforeseen circumstances and create and fund pooled special needs trusts for clients and their loved ones without the need for court involvement. After giving an overview of pooled special needs trusts, this presentation will cover powers that should be considered for inclusion in trusts, wills, and powers of attorney to utilize pooled special needs trusts as a safety net.
What You’ll Learn:
- What is a pooled special needs trust (PSNT)?
- How to incorporate pooled special needs trusts into estate plans (will include sample drafting language)
- Overview of ABLE Act accounts
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