Would a standard irrevocable trust suffice to accomplish my mother's goal of receiving those benefits?
$3000 is not out of line for an irrevocable trust. Perhaps you were thinking of a revocable trust--they are typically less expensive.
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$3000 is not out of line for an irrevocable trust. Perhaps you were thinking of a revocable trust--they are typically less expensive.
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