Seasoned, planning for children with special needs financial advisors in Oregon
The right financial advisor for you depends on how you weigh location, expertise, experience, the clients they typically serve, and how they work with you.
If you have a child with special needs, planning for their long-term financial security is crucial, especially as you consider future care and support. Without focused expertise, advisors might overlook key benefits or funding options that can affect your child's quality of life.
- Government benefits navigation. Confirm how the advisor helps protect eligibility for programs like Medicaid and Supplemental Security Income while planning assets.
- Special needs trusts. Ask about their experience setting up trusts that provide for your child without jeopardizing benefits.
- Education and care funding. Inquire how they incorporate costs for therapies, schooling, and adult care into your financial plan.
- Family involvement. See if they guide you on coordinating with siblings or other family members who may share caregiving responsibilities.
Here are top matches to get you started. Review each profile to compare experience, credentials, and approach.
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Lanis W
Series 66
Laguna Niguel, CA
G. A. Repple & Company
Lanis Webb offers seasoned expertise in planning for children with special needs, backed by 26 years in the industry and a Series 66 designation. Operating independently with flexible fee options including flat fees and asset-based charges, he serves a diverse client base through G. A. Repple & Company, providing tailored financial planning and investment advisory services beyond just special needs planning.
Experience: 26 years
Avg account: $217,968
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Stephanie C
Series 63, Series 65
Lake Oswego, OR
Wells Fargo Advisors
Stephanie Campbell brings 24 years of experience and specializes in planning for children with special needs, making her well-equipped to address complex financial needs in Oregon. Affiliated with Wells Fargo Advisors, a large firm serving high-net-worth clients, she offers comprehensive planning including business exit strategies and cash flow management, supported by proprietary research and tools.
Experience: 25 years
Avg account: $514,335
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Stanley M
Series 63, Series 65
Los Altos, CA
Mok Capital Management
Stanley Mok offers seasoned expertise in planning for children with special needs, backed by 47 years of industry experience and a firm that serves diverse clients including trusts and charities. His independent approach and value-based investment strategy, incorporating options and derivatives, distinguish him from others, while his fee structure includes a 1.25% AUM fee and hourly planning rates, providing flexible engagement options.
Experience: 47 years
Avg account: $860,117
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Douglas R
CFP®, ChFC®, Series 63, Series 65
Elmira, OR
Crest Financial, LLC
Douglas Richards offers seasoned expertise in planning for children with special needs, backed by 33 years in the industry and CFP® and ChFC® credentials. Based in Elmira, OR, he provides flat-fee financial planning through Crest Financial, a small independent firm emphasizing long-term, passive ETF and index fund management, which may appeal to clients seeking cost-effective, comprehensive strategies.
Experience: 33 years
Avg account: $812,223
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Brandon W
CFP®, ChFC®, Series 63
Portland, OR
Edward Jones
Brandon Wooters specializes in planning for children with special needs and brings 26 years of experience as a CFP® and ChFC® based in Portland, Oregon. Working with Edward Jones, a large full-service firm managing over $1 trillion in assets, he offers a comprehensive approach including charitable giving and estate planning, with an annual fee up to 1.35%, distinguishing him from smaller or less specialized advisors.
Experience: 26 years
Avg account: $246,728
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