Pooja Arora

Does My High-Functioning Child Need a Guardian? Finding the Challenging Balance Between Independence and Support

For parents of higher-functioning children with disabilities, one of the key decisions when their child turns 18 is whether guardianship is necessary. While the goal is often to help children live as independently as possible, there are situations where additional support may be needed, particularly in making significant decisions. Striking the right balance between independence […]

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Five Most Common Estate Planning Mistakes that Parents of Children with Special Needs Make

 1.       Procrastinating Estate Planning Altogether  For many parents with children with special needs, estate planning feels very overwhelming, and it’s easy to put it off for another day. Unfortunately, delays can be costly, leaving your child unprotected in case of an unexpected event.  If both parents pass away without a proper plan in place, a direct

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