How to Handle Money and Your Finances
Many people are entering the new year expecting more of the same thing they dealt with in 2020. Let’s face it – COVID-19 is still among us, and in many...
Many people are entering the new year expecting more of the same thing they dealt with in 2020. Let’s face it – COVID-19 is still among us, and in many...
2020 is finally behind us. Unfortunately, COVID-19 and the financial results are not. What can we do going forward to get through what will most likely be another difficult year?...
Supplemental Security Income (SSI) If you are the parent of a child with special needs, you will know how much added cost your family experiences, from therapy, medical bills, house...
A Letter to Special Needs parents from the neurotypical sibling. No one likes to talk about what is going to happen when I am no longer here. Who is going...
Financial Planning I have always been a big thinker and quite an emotion-filled person. Even as a young person, I was the one to feel the worst when summer ended,...
9 Things You Need to Know to Maximize Your Child’s Benefits Social Security, Medicaid, and Medicare benefits are critical pieces of the financial base that will provide your child with...
Late last year, Congress passed the biggest federal tax overhaul in decades, a change which is unofficially referred to as the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017. Originally intended...
Social Security Benefits It Works to Work Work provides them a lot of benefits: a way to use one’s talents and contribute, a place to build peer relationships and even...
Dealing with Financial Hardships When You Have to Take Time Off from Work Many families today are only one paycheck away from financial hardships. When you are caring for a...
When selecting a special needs attorney, the legal concerns faced by families with special needs are often complicated and emotion-laden. Â The outcomes can have lifelong implications for a loved one...