Special Needs Planning

When it comes to special needs planning as a part of your estate plan, it’s very important to do it as soon as you can. For one thing, once your child turns 18, you may no longer have a say in some of these critical decisions. But you can do this while your child is...

Many parents in Massachusetts take care of the special needs of their children with autism without a second thought as to their authority to be a child’s decision maker. However, when their child becomes a legal adult, things change. According to Autism Speaks Inc.,...