Law Office of Andrew M. Cohen PC | Guidance For Life’s Important Estate Planning Decisions

Compassionate Special Needs Planning Services On Long Island

At the Law Office of Andrew M. Cohen PC, we understand the unique challenges and considerations that come with planning for the future of a loved one with special needs. Our dedicated team on Long Island, serving both Nassau and Suffolk counties, is committed to providing thoughtful and comprehensive legal solutions tailored to your family’s specific circumstances.

With over 30 years of experience in the legal field, we have developed a deep understanding of the nuances involved in special needs planning.

Our goal is to ensure that your loved one receives the continuous care and support they need while preserving their eligibility for essential government benefits. Navigating the legal landscape can be overwhelming, but you do not have to do it alone. Let the Law Office of Andrew M. Cohen PC be your trusted partner in securing a stable and fulfilling future for your family member with special needs.

Understanding The Importance Of Special Needs Planning

If you have a child or a loved one who is disabled or otherwise not able to care for themselves, a special needs estate plan must be done to ensure that they have proper care and do not lose essential government benefits.

The Law Office of Andrew M. Cohen PC does extensive work in the area of special needs planning. The creation of a supplemental needs trust is the most important tool in formulating a plan to care for an individual with special needs and/or under a disability. The assets that fund the trust provide a comfortable and secure financial future for a person with a disability without disqualifying them from means-based benefits such as SSI and Medicaid. Let the Law Office of Andrew M. Cohen PC create a special plan for the special individual in your life.

In addition to creating a supplemental needs trust for estate plans, we also regularly create self-settled or first party special needs trusts to shelter the assets of a disabled individual (typically from a lawsuit or unanticipated inheritance) and allow a disabled individual to gain/maintain eligibility for Medicaid.

Take The First Step Toward Peace Of Mind

Do not wait to secure the future for yourself and your loved ones. Call the Law Office of Andrew M. Cohen PC today at 516-853-2171 or fill out our online contact form. Our experienced team is ready to provide you with the guidance and support you need to navigate the special needs planning process with confidence.