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Principled Advocacy For Families And Individuals With Disabilities And The Professionals Who Serve Them
As the biological or adoptive parent of a child with special needs, you have had full authority over most everything throughout their life. Even at points where neurotypical children might start exerting their independence and autonomy, your child may still require...
Becoming a parent is often the reason that people create estate plans. Purchasing major assets or getting married are also popular reasons. However, if you are a young professional in the early days of establishing a career, you need an estate plan to protect yourself...
Having an estate plan is very important, especially if you have a loved one with special needs. In such a case, you need to carefully consider how you will leave them your estate without making them ineligible for Social Security benefits, or any other public...
If you have an heir with special needs who qualifies for government benefits, you want to consider these benefits when doing your estate planning. If you're not careful, you could remove their eligibility. In fact, just leaving someone $2,000 may be enough to...
Hopefully, you will never need to call upon the person you name as guardian of your child. Yet, as parents, you need to name one just in case the unthinkable happens and your child is left parentless. Choosing who could step in and raise your child is a big decision,...
Given the events of the last few years, it’s probably no surprise that there’s been an uptick in the number of people, in general, that have taken that step. In fact, 35% of the Millennials who have recently created a will have directly referenced the current state of...
As soon as you are a legal adult, it’s a good idea to start working on the basics of your estate plan. While you may think of estate planning as something people do when they’re older, the reality is that an estate plan has a lot of protections that can help you now...
It's true that everyone needs to have an estate plan. A lot of people put it off because they think they can just do it later, but it's actually wise to get your plan in place as soon as you can. That said, a lot of life events can tell you that it really is time for...
Those with disabilities resulting in mobility issues have seen significant changes over the years. A large drive behind this process is the Americans with Disabilities Act, which seeks to create a more equal experience for everyone. Businesses need to have wheelchair...
Estate planning is one of those things that a lot of people feel it’s fine to put off. They naturally imagine that they won’t actually need a plan until they retire or they’re in their 70s. That feels worlds away to someone in their 20s or 30s, so they don’t worry...
