Some additional prefixes have come into common use in Linux-based systems: 1  fb: frame buffer. 2  fd: (platform) floppy disks, though this same abbreviation is also commonly used to refer to file descriptor.
What are special needs trusts? A trust is created when property (real estate, finances, tangible items) is managed by a person for another person's benefit. The person managing the property is called the trustee.. The person whose benefit it is for is called the beneficiary.
A court-ordered trust can be set up by the parents, grandparents, legal guardian, or the court itself. To qualify, the disabled person has to be under 65 years old and meet the medical standards of Social Security, in terms of the disability. court-ordered trust, also referred to as a Type A special needs trust, is used only for special circumstances, such as where the disabled person has inherited money or received a court settlement and that money would otherwise disqualify them from receiving government benefits.