What Is a Special Needs Trust and Who Needs One?
A special needs trust protects assets for disabled individuals without affecting government benefits. Learn who needs one and how it works.
Charitable Trusts Made Simple
A charitable trust is more than generosity—it’s a strategic way to support causes you care about while creating tax benefits and financial stability for your estate. Whether you're planning ahead or revisiting your legacy goals, we’ll help you find a trusted attorney who can guide you through every step.
Charitable Trusts Made Simple
A charitable trust is more than generosity—it’s a strategic way to support causes you care about while creating tax benefits and financial stability for your estate. Whether you're planning ahead or revisiting your legacy goals, we’ll help you find a trusted attorney who can guide you through every step.
What Can Go Wrong Charitable Trust?
When charitable giving isn’t legally structured, your legacy can get lost in taxes, red tape, or mismanagement.
Your estate may face avoidable tax burdens
Donations might not reach your intended cause
Family conflict may arise over your charitable goals
You miss out on key income or tax advantages
A clear legal plan ensures your generosity reaches the people and causes that matter most.
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What Happens When You Set Up a Charitable Trust the Right Way
A well-structured charitable trust lets you make a lasting impact while protecting your estate.
Your favorite causes receive guaranteed support
You can reduce income and estate tax burdens
Your estate stays aligned with your legacy goals
You may generate income for yourself or loved ones
Planning today brings peace tomorrow.
Who Needs a Charitable Trust?
Charitable trusts aren’t just for the ultra-wealthy—they’re for anyone who wants to give meaningfully and intentionally.
Blended families
Business owners
Child-free couples
Divorcees
Grandparents
High-net-worth individuals
Homeowners
LGBTQ+ couples
New parents
Singles
Special needs families
Young adults
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Thinking about the future doesn't have to feel overwhelming. Whether you're starting from scratch or updating an old plan, we're here to guide you every step of the way—with compassion, clarity, and attorneys you can trust.
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Common Questions About Charitable Trusts
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How much does it cost to set up a charitable trust?
Costs vary based on complexity, but many attorneys offer flat fees or free consultations to help you explore your options.
How is a charitable trust different from just giving money?
Unlike direct donations, a charitable trust is a legal entity that provides ongoing support, tax strategy, and legacy control.
Can I change the charity later?
In some cases, yes. The flexibility depends on the type of trust and how it’s drafted. An attorney can help you build in future-proof options.
What are the benefits of setting up a charitable trust?
You can support causes you care about, reduce taxes, and create income streams for your beneficiaries.
What is a charitable trust?
A charitable trust is a legal structure that allows you to donate assets to a nonprofit or cause while receiving potential tax benefits and long-term control.
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