Boggio, Randy F.

Randy Boggio represents clients in all areas of long-term care planning, working with individuals, couples and their families to ensure that resources are protected and maximized to their benefit when faced with possible or actual nursing home placement. Randy also represents disabled clients and their families in the establishment and administration of Supplemental and Special Needs Trusts.

He frequently works with personal injury attorneys to protect and maximize settlement awards and jury verdicts for disabled clients through the use of Special Needs Trusts. On behalf of disabled clients, he works with probate and family law attorneys to provide trusts that protect estate distributions and property settlements.

In 2009, Randy became a “Qualified Neutral” certified as a mediator and an arbitrator. He limits his mediation/arbitration practice to disputes in the areas of probate, trusts and elder law issues.

In 1993, Randy successfully defended the right of a disabled individual to receive benefits from his mother’s trust fund without jeopardizing his client’s state benefits, In the Matter of Leona Carlisle Trust (1993). The victory set a standard and brought about Minnesota legislation recognizing and defining Supplemental Needs Trusts in Minnesota and protecting the assets of disabled individuals.

In the 1994 nationally-followed case of Butcher vs. Ramsey County, et al., Randy successfully represented his clients James and Patricia Butcher allowing them to make critical health care decisions for their disabled son.

Each year since 1996, Randy has been selected as a “Super Lawyer” in the areas of Elder Law and Trusts and Estate Planning Law. Only five percent of Minnesota attorneys make the “Super Lawyer” list each year. This profile has been featured in Minnesota Law and Politics, Twin Cities Business Monthly, and Minneapolis-St. Paul Magazine.

In 2009, Randy was recognized as one of the “Top 40 Trust and Estate Attorneys in Minnesota” by Minnesota Law and Politics. This recognition pertains to Randy’s work in the limited areas of Special and Supplemental Needs Trusts.

In October of 2003, Randy was awarded the Mary Alice Gooderl Award by the Elder Law Section of the Minnesota State Bar Association for outstanding service to the community in the area of Elder Law.

Randy has also been awarded an AV® Preeminent™ 5.0 out of 5 rating in Martindale-Hubbell, a national legal directory. The AV® rating is the highest possible rating which an attorney can achieve. The rating identifies a lawyer with very high to preeminent legal ability and the utmost professional integrity.