Supported Decision Making: When Your Child with Special Needs Turns 18

On your child’s 18^th birthday, she or he literally becomes an adult overnight.  This creates new benefit and decision-making structures you need to be aware of.  There are a variety of decision-making options, so it is important to consider what is appropriate for your child.  You’ll learn how supported decision-making works, what a power of attorney and advance directives do, the difference between conservatorships and guardianships, how to use public benefits to help your child live as independently as possible, and how a trust can help protect public benefit eligibility. Join us on Wednesday, May 29^th @ 9:30 AM as Special Needs Planning Attorney Colleen Masse from Czepiga Daly Pope & Perri presents on this important topic.

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Phone: 860-357-6361 | Email: nathan@ctseniorlaw.com