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The Henson Trust and Trustee Considerations
January 17, at 7pm
Many are unaware that the Henson Trust was initially conceived by a father trying to protect and plan for his daughter with a disability. Leonard Henson was a father concerned with his daughter's future. As a result of his efforts, the Henson Trust has become an important tool that not only safeguards ODSP benefits but increases financial security for our relatives living with a disability.
The Henson Trust is but one type of trust that can be incorporated into an estate plan to support a family member with a disability.
Join P4P on January 17 to learn more about the Henson Trust and critical considerations in selecting your trustees.
