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You keep talking about it being a special needs trust. I said it won't be.
It will be an irrevocable non-grantor trust where the trustee will have full discretion to distribute all principal and income as he sees fit. There will be 3 beneficiaries, one of which receives SSI.
The attorneys...
My question in the original post is still not answered.
Are the attorneys I spoke to wrong in telling me that a non-grantor irrevocable trust, provided the trustee has full unrestricted power in regards to distributing both principal and income, WILL NOT disqualify my friend from SSI?
The SSI...
I'm fully aware of that, but as I stated in my opening post this has to be a non-grantor irrevocable trust with additional beneficiaries listed, which would not make it possible for it to be a special needs trust.
Moreover, as all the 3 lawyers I spoke to said irrevocable non-grantor trust...
I have to form irrevocable non-grantor trust for a friend of mine, who lives in NY. I live in CT.
Cannot give him money directly as it will disqualify him from SSI.
Will also list his wife and child as beneficiaries.
Spoke to 3 lawyers who specialize in trusts and all said that it would not...
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