About
Rubin Law is a professional corporation that limits its law practice to Special Needs Legal & Future Planning for Brian & Benjamin Rubin's fellow Illinois families of children & adults with special needs, including all required 'traditional' Estate Planning & Estate Administration. They provide legal and future planning services for families of individuals with intellectual disabilities, developmental disabilities, physical disabilities, and/or mental illness. Brian and Benjamin Rubin are available to speak to groups and organizations, and they can be contacted to arrange for a presentation or to schedule an appointment. Rubin Law's services include estate planning, estate administration, discretionary supplemental or special needs trusts, OBRA 93 or Medicaid 'Pay-Back' trusts, adult guardianship & alternatives, health surrogate act declarations, and help with Medicaid, SSI, residential, day programs, employment issues, and related matters. They have offices in Buffalo Grove and Chicago, and they accept all major credit cards for services.
Insurance & payment
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Services & specialties
Estate Planning
Rubin Law provides estate planning services for families of children & adults with special needs.
Estate Administration
Rubin Law provides estate administration services for families of children & adults with special needs.
Discretionary Supplemental or Special Needs Trusts
Rubin Law helps families create discretionary supplemental or special needs trusts for individuals with special needs.
OBRA 93 or Medicaid 'Pay-Back' Trusts
Rubin Law helps families create OBRA 93 or Medicaid 'Pay-Back' trusts for individuals with special needs.
Adult Guardianship & Alternatives
Rubin Law provides adult guardianship & alternative services for families of individuals with special needs.
Health Surrogate Act Declarations
Rubin Law helps families create health surrogate act declarations for individuals with special needs.