Marielle F. Hazen, CELA, Fellow
Hazen Law Group
Marielle F. Hazen, CELA, Fellow
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2000 Linglestown Rd
Ste 202
Harrisburg, PA 17110-9347
(717) 540-4332
[email protected]

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Fiduciary Pitfalls of Managing SNT's That Own Real EstateWith the limited housing options available for individuals with disabilities, a home purchased by a SNT may be the option that best meets the trust beneficiary's housing needs. This webinar analyzes the challenges and risks trustees of SNTs must consider before holding real property in a trust. Based on the NAELA Journal article: https://www.naela.org/NewsJournalOnline/Journal_Articles/2017/Spring_2017/FiduciaryPitfalls.aspx
The Fiduciary Pitfalls of Managing Special Needs Trusts That Own Real EstateThere are many reasons a trustee may hold real estate in a special needs trust (SNT), but there are also many pitfalls a trustee must be aware of to avoid liability and protect the interests of the trust beneficiary.

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www.HazenLawGroup.com
About the Practice
The Hazen Law Group, is dedicated to elder and special needs planning law, estate planning, tax planning and estate administration.
Professional Biography
Marielle Hazen is the founder of the Hazen Law Group. Ms. Hazen is a Certified Elder Law Attorney by the National Elder Law Foundation, as authorized by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. She is a Past President and a founding member of the Pennsylvania Association of Elder Law Attorneys (PAELA), Past Chair of the Elder Law Section of the Pennsylvania Bar, and Past President of the Special Needs Alliance, a national nonprofit dedicated to Disability and Public Benefits Law.

Marielle has been the recipient of numerous awards including the John J. Regan Writing Award for her article “The Fiduciary Pitfalls of Managing Special Needs Trusts That Own Real Estate”, the NAELA Powley Elder Law Award for promoting a greater understanding of the rights and needs of the elderly and people with special needs, the Excellence in Elder Law Award by the Pennsylvania Bar, and an Outstanding Achievement award from NAELA.

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This virtual program, spread over three half-days, will be a very fast-paced review of the key components of the Social Security program, including the eligibility requirements for all benefits. 

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