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As your child with a disability steps into adulthood, you may find yourself considering how to best support their independence while ensuring they have the guidance they need. While guardianship is one option, Indiana offers several alternatives that might better...
The Social Security Administration (SSA) is the body mandated to manage the evaluation and provision of disability benefits, including those for children with specific health conditions. Children under 18 who meet specific medical and financial criteria may qualify...
You have a child who is growing up with a life-long disability. Right now, you provide all of the care and assistance that they need. But you also understand that your child is relatively dependent on you. As such, you want to plan for the future. Maybe you are making...
In Indiana, all adults, including those with disabilities, have the right to make their own decisions and manage their own affairs to the fullest extent possible, regardless of whether they have a disability. However, in certain circumstances where an individual may...
Autistic children in Indiana and around the country do not have easy lives, and the challenges they face can become overwhelming when they become young adults. Attending college, finding a job and entering the dating scene can be very difficult for people on the...
Guardians are normally appointed to protect children after their parents or primary caregivers pass away, but these arrangements can also protect adults who are unable to make their own decisions because of age, injury, illness or substance abuse. Guardians in Indiana...