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Court-established trusts for minors and individuals who cannot manage their own finances — drafted to meet judicial requirements and protect benefit eligibility.
Washington courts sometimes require that a settlement or inheritance be held in trust. This typically occurs when the recipient is a minor, or has a disability that prevents them from managing their own finances.
Angela Macey-Cushman and Denelle Reilly draft trust agreements that satisfy court requirements while carefully accounting for the beneficiary's needs, lifestyle, and any disability benefits they receive.
We assess the beneficiary's needs, lifestyle, preferences, and goals to ensure the trust serves their actual situation.
We review any disability benefits the beneficiary currently receives or may receive in the future to prevent inadvertent loss of eligibility.
We draft trust agreements that meet Washington court requirements and are tailored to the beneficiary's circumstances.
We work alongside personal injury attorneys, probate attorneys, and guardians ad litem to bring cases to a successful close.
We regularly collaborate with personal injury attorneys, probate attorneys, and guardians ad litem. If your case involves a minor or an individual with a disability, we can help ensure the settlement is structured to protect their future.