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Estate Planning For A Child With Special Needs: What Parents Need To Know

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Who You Are

Family People

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single parents

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your chosen family

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Three Levels of Planning

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More than Just money

How Much Does estate planning cost?

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estate planning

asset protection planning

estate tax protection

probate process

trust administration

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