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Grimaldi Yeung Law Group | 652 4th Avenue | Brooklyn, NY 11232
718-238-6960
www.gylawny.com
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Greetings From Grimaldi Yeung Law Group LLP
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In this August edition, you will find key special needs updates, and a more information regarding the upcoming CaringKind Alzheimer’s Walk and Brain Health Day. We appreciate your dedication and look forward to a productive and successful rest of the year together!
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Save the Date!
Please join us in supporting CaringKind's annual Alzheimer's Walk and Brain Health Day on Saturday, October 17, 2026 @ 9:30 AM, Central Park - Naumburg Bandshell
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Under this year’s campaign, Know Your Brain. Walk With Me., thousands of people will come together in Central Park and beyond to support people living with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias and their care partners - and to take meaningful steps toward better brain health. We will also honor veteran ABC7 New York journalist and longtime Eyewitness News anchor Bill Ritter, who recently was diagnosed with dementia, for his leadership and commitment to the Alzheimer’s and related dementia community.
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Can I Put a Retirement Plan in a Special Needs Trust?
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Editor’s Note: Updated in May 2026.
Takeaways
You usually can’t move your own inherited retirement account (IRA) or 401(k) into a special needs trust without c...
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What Is a Guardian Ad Litem and What Do They Do?
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Takeaways
A guardian ad litem (GAL) is a court-appointed, neutral advocate focused solely on a vulnerable person’s best interests during a specific legal case. Their role...
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Supported Living Services: A Guide for Families
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Takeaways
Supported living services help some adults with disabilities live in their own home or apartment with tailored, flexible supports (instead of a facility).
Funding is...
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More Disabled Veterans Eligible for Tax-Free ABLE Accounts
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For years, one of the most useful financial tools available to people with disabilities was largely out of reach of veterans. The reason was simple and frustrating: eligibility rules ignored the reality of military service. That has changed.
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