Special Needs Planning in Florida

Protecting Benefits, Dignity, and Long-Term Care

KEY TAKEAWAYS

● Special needs planning requires customization

● Benefits can be unintentionally lost

● Long-term planning protects caregivers and loved ones

● Strategy-first planning is essential

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What is special needs planning in Florida?

Special needs planning in Florida involves creating legal strategies that protect a loved one’s eligibility for public benefits while providing long-term care, support, and financial stability. This planning requires careful coordination under Florida law.

Families caring for a loved one with disabilities face complex decisions — often under pressure.

Attorney Sonia Muñoz Gallagher provides compassionate, strategic guidance to help families protect benefits, plan for the future, and move forward with clarity and dignity.

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Who is this for

● Parents of children with disabilities

● Families planning for adulthood transitions

● Caregivers concerned about long-term care

How Clients Start

Most families begin with a Care & Protection Planning Strategy Session™, designed to clarify options before irreversible mistakes are made.

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“Special Needs Trusts in Florida: Protect Benefits, Plan for Life, and Build a Long-Term Family Plan”

Can I leave money directly to my child with special needs?

Often no. Doing so can jeopardize benefits. Planning ahead is critical.

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