The first question is whether or not the benefit program you are on has an asset test. If so, they should leave it in a Third Party Special Needs...

One can not answer this question reliably without reviewing the trust. However, in most cases, assuming your father had the right to revoke, there...

As the other attorneys have said, there are many factors to sort through before an attorney knowledgeable in Special Needs and Elder Law planning...

You need an attorney soon experienced in the area of legal capacity. You also may wish to explore with the attorney claims of "undue influence"...

One more voice here telling you to see an experienced probate/trust administration attorney as soon as possible. Check AVVO for one in your area. ...

I agree with Mr. Maitland. Also, you will find this good news: The SSA recently removed food from being subject to ISM penalties, and is in the...

Since your daughter has a disability, I would recommend a Certified Elder Law Attorney. Elder law is the practice area covering special needs...

I agree with the other answer that you would be best served to have a Trust and Estate attorney review this, particularly the existing estate plan,...

With very limited exceptions, and attorney's duty is solely to their client. However, any good Probate/Trust Administration attorney should be...

Yes, you will need an attorney. There is a lot one needs to know for a good outcome, and this is a very technical area. Do not delay.