Balancing Independence In most states, there’s a presumption that individuals over the age of 18 are legally competent, regardless of any disabilities they may have. If no action is taken...
Creating a financial plan with a trusted advisor is critical, and arriving at various milestones can guide you in what to do next. Below are seven milestones to benchmark your planning efforts with financial advice for every turning point.
Resource Manual Any parent of a child with special needs understands the amount of effort that can go into providing care for their loved one. Along with the roles that...
Protected Tomorrows Overwhelmed is the prevailing word used by parents with a child who has special needs. There are so many things that need to be taken into consideration on...
We meet a number of families each year that have already met with a planner in an attempt to design a special needs plan. The plans are put together with...
Guardianship As a parent you make many decisions on behalf of your minor child. However, once your child turns 18 you no longer have the legal authority to do so....
Answers to your most pressing questions on the topic of Estate Planning for children with special needs
The mom’s anguished question was, “Why do I have to pay $5,000 to speak for my 18-year old with Autism?”
Family members of individuals with disabilities and mental illness often are concerned about long-term care issues and how
