Support and empowerment are provided to people with special needs and disabilities through the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). More options for individuals and families who support them to live as independently as possible are …
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Trusts set up for loved ones with disabilities are typically supervised by the grantor (the individual who creates and funds the trust). However, it is crucial to choose a successor trustee who will continue properly …
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Generally, a trust is created when a person or business manages property or assets on behalf of another party. The person or entity who manages the trust is known as the “trustee” and is entrusted …
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In protecting the futures of their children with special needs, families face unique challenges and opportunities. Providing appropriate medical, educational, recreational, and employment opportunities for your special needs child can result in a lifetime of …
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How are special needs defined? The term special needs refer to those with learning difficulties, behavioral or emotional problems, or physical disabilities requiring specialized education. For example, individuals with autism, ADHD, Asperger syndrome, Down syndrome, …
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Careful planning for the future of a loved one with special needs is one of the most critical life-protecting tasks you will ever provide for them. This article offers tips you can employ in your …
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Americans with special needs who are five years of age or older comprise the largest minority group in this country. The majority of federal and state benefits available to help persons with disabilities are needs-based, …
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If your family includes a special needs child, you can use life insurance in two main ways. In one situation, parents may consider purchasing life insurance for their child’s life, addressing the possibility of outliving …
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