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Writing a Letter of Intent For Your Special Needs Child

Writing a Letter of Intent for Your Special Needs Child Writing a Letter of Intent (LOI) for your special needs child is one of the most loving and practical steps you can take for their future. This letter helps ensure that your child continues to receive the care, understanding, and support they need if you […]

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3 Tips for Planning to Care for an Adult Sibling with Special Needs

3 Tips for Planning to Care for an Adult Sibling with Special Needs When a family has a child with special needs, their care eventually becomes a shared responsibility. While parents often provide care for as long as they can, there comes a time when aging parents may no longer be able to meet their

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Understanding Special Needs Planning

Understanding Special Needs Planning – Enabling the Disabled October is Special Needs Awareness Month, making it the perfect time to review how families can plan for their loved ones with disabilities to live safe, fulfilling, and financially secure lives. Special needs planning allows family resources to be managed in a way that protects eligibility for

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Estate & Trust Planning for Families with Children with Special Needs

Estate Planning for Families with Children with Special Needs Children with special needs can live fulfilling and productive lives thanks to today’s advances in medicine, therapies, and assistive technology. The term “special needs” is often used as a softer alternative to “disability,” but both refer to four major categories of challenges: physical, developmental, sensory, and

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