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Phone: (530) 243-9082

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Phone: (530) 244-1716

Address: 1716 Court St, Redding, CA 96001

Website: http://www.gotteslaw.com

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Guardianship
When a disabled child turns 18, the law looks upon the disabled child as being capable of making his or her own decisions. This, in most cases, is not simply true in reality. Parents or family members of a disabled child may need to assist the disabled child in making decisions. For disabled persons with developmental disabilities, guardian advocacy is an abbreviated form of guardianship.

Social Security Disability
SSI is an acronym for Supplemental Security Income (SSI). This income is paid to individuals that have been determined to meet the definitions of “disabled” established by the rules and regulations of the Social Security Administration. In 2011, the maximum benefit is $674 per month. In most cases, the disabled individual has not had or has had a very limited work history. (Disabled persons with a sufficient work history are commonly eligible for Social Security Disability Income benefits, which is not an asset-sensitive program like SSI.)

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
First, an “estate” is everything you own (your home, bank accounts, IRAs, personal belongings, etc.). So, “estate planning” is the process of putting a plan into place that addresses where your assets go when you die.
Wills
If a person prepared a Last Will and Testament, it names their heirs. If not, California law provides basic instructions for distribution to the person’s relatives.
Trusts
Among the many challenges facing parents and family members of persons with disabilities is planning for the time when those family caregivers will no longer be around to act. Effective planning by parents can make all the difference in the life of the disabled person, as well as in that of his or her siblings who may be left with the responsibility for caregiving (on top of their own careers and caring for their own families and, possibly, ailing parents). One of the most important planning opportunities for the parent is the establishment of a special needs trust which allows a disabled child to receive an inheritance without losing his or her governmental disability benefits.
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