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Chapter Memberships

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Kansas Chapter
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Federal Advocacy Committee
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About Practice
Attorney Mark Munson is a natural born advocate. He’s motivated to have a meaningful, positive impact on the lives of every client and their families. Mark’s skillset and experience allows families to focus on caring for one another while he tirelessly works on getting them the legal results, outcomes, and benefits that they’re entitled to receive. He focuses his practice in the areas of elder law, public benefits (including special needs trusts), estate and trust planning, and taxation. Mark regularly advises clients in the areas of asset protection and medical assistance eligibility as well as probate and estate administration, trust administration, and guardianship. Mark is a Certified Elder Law Attorney (CELA) by the National Elder Law Foundation, the only organization accredited by the American Bar Association for the certification of elder law attorneys in the United States.
Biography
Mark Munson principally advises clients in the areas of elder law, public benefits (including special needs trusts), estate and trust planning, and taxation. Mark regularly advises clients in the areas of asset protection, Medicaid planning, and Medicaid eligibility. He also counsels business owners on issues concerning enhanced creditor protection and limited liability. Mark also assists clients with probate and estate administration, trust administration and guardianship. In addition, Mark is an Accredited Attorney with the Veterans' Administration. Mark is a Certified Elder Law Attorney ("CELA") by the National Elder Law Foundation, as accredited by the American Bar Association.
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Articles/Seminars

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Retirement Benefits Planning After the SECURE ActThis session will include a discussion of retirement benefits planning to the passage of the SECURE Act for both disabled and non-disabled beneficiaries and planning options, including how to "stretch" the distribution period for non-disabled beneficiaries
Medicaid Planning Trusts, Gift Tax, and Estate TaxMedicaid planning trusts (MPT) are irrevocable trusts drafted in such a way to meet the No Circumstances of Payment Test required by 42 USC § 1396p(d)(3)(B)(i) and (ii). It can mean different treatment in different states since each state can interpret the meaning of federal law regarding its own Medicaid program.
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