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Alabama ABLE Accounts: What Families of Adults with Special Needs Should Know

Alabama ABLE Accounts: What Families of Adults with Special Needs Should Know

by Miller Estate & Elder Law | Aug 26, 2026 | Blog, Estate Planning, Special Needs

Many parents ask, “Can my adult child with a disability have a savings account without losing SSI or Medicaid?” The answer is yes, and an Alabama ABLE Account may be the solution. Perhaps your son has started working part-time and wants to save for a...
My Daughter is Disabled. What Kind of Estate Planning Do I Need?

My Daughter is Disabled. What Kind of Estate Planning Do I Need?

by Miller Estate & Elder Law | Aug 17, 2018 | Estate Planning, Special Needs, trust

Julia’s daughter, Jenna, is a happy 17-year old woman. She participates in social activities, attends school, and has a job despite being born with multiple birth defects. While she’s satisfied with the progress Jenna has made, Julie is worried about her future. She...
What an ABLE Account Can Do for You

What an ABLE Account Can Do for You

by Miller Estate & Elder Law | Apr 7, 2018 | Special Needs

Parents of children with special needs have one big concern for the future: who will pay for their child’s expenses if they are no longer here. Special needs trusts have been available to help, but something more was needed. “Achieving a Better Life Experience” (ABLE)...
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