Special Needs Trusts

The terms “special needs”, “supplemental needs”, and “supplemental care” trusts refer to trusts which allow someone who is receiving, or wishes to apply for, public benefits, to keep their own funds while still qualifying for the public benefits program. <-- more info -->

Understanding SNT’s

Special Needs Trusts or SNT’s (also known as supplemental care trusts) are trusts, created for disabled individuals, which are intended to supplement, but not replace, any public benefits to which the disabled individual may be entitled. <-- more info -->

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