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Anonymous Jun 19, 2015 Estate Planning 4 views 4 answers

I got a lawyer in 2010 concerning my 2 kids won in 2011 there lead law suite was forced to put my sons in a special needs trust because he was under 18 and on SSI, but my daughter was not and set up different because she wasn't, now hes 18 and I find out he can't receive it,, everything that he went through is gone exept his learning disabiity but he got me and his brother and sisters, it wasn't a SSI payments I sued and won, what can I do?

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Peter John Fiorella IIIProbate AttorneyBuffalo, NY

Peter John Fiorella IIIProbate AttorneyBuffalo, NY · Jun 15, 2026

You should seek the advice of an attorney. If you do not know an estate attorney and are not sure of who to search for on the Internet or .com, I would recommend that you contact the local bar association in the county where you live to ask for the lawyer referral list. This referral program is a cost effective (cheap) method to briefly consult with an attorney who can provide you with some preliminary advice on how to proceed.

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Gregory Vanevenhoven

Gregory Vanevenhoven · Jun 15, 2026

I would highly suggest talking with an attorney in New York who specializes in Special Needs Trusts and/or government benefits like SSI. An attorney would want to see how the special needs trust was set up and drafted for your son prior to giving you an opinion on your options. After reviewing the trust, an attorney would likely be able to provide you with some possible avenues to address your issue. has a search feature where you can search for attorneys that are near you in Rochester. I have also tagged this question with the "Special Needs Trust" tag, which should hopefully allow attorneys who practice with special needs trust to offer you some further suggestions on how to proceed.

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Michael Potter

Michael Potter · Jun 15, 2026

This can be complicated but it's not impossible. Seek the advice of an experienced Estate Planning attorney in New York. See .com under the link called 'Find-A-Lawyer'.

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Kamilla Mishiyeva

Kamilla Mishiyeva · Jun 15, 2026

Sounds like you need to a hire a lawyer so she/he can speak to the trust company and investigate where the funds went, and what is required to terminate. Usually in order to terminate a trust, you need a court order.

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