When a child with disabilities reaches the age of majority, typically 18 years old, parents may need to consider pursuing guardianship to continue making important decisions on their child’s behalf. Guardianship grants legal authority to a guardian to make decisions related to healthcare and other
Guardianship is a legal arrangement that grants an individual or entity the authority to make decisions on behalf of someone who is incapacitated or unable to make decisions independently. While guardianship provides essential protection and support for individuals in need, it’s essential to understand that
As your neurodivergent child or child with disabilities approaches the age of 18, you may be faced with an important decision: whether to pursue guardianship. While it’s natural to want to protect and care for your child, guardianship becomes crucial once they reach adulthood, especially
When a child with disabilities reaches the age of majority, typically 18 years old, parents may need to consider pursuing guardianship to continue making important decisions on their child’s behalf. Guardianship grants legal authority to a guardian to make decisions related to healthcare and other
Guardianship is a legal arrangement that grants an individual or entity the authority to make decisions on behalf of someone who is incapacitated or unable to make decisions independently. While guardianship provides essential protection and support for individuals in need, it’s essential to understand that
As your neurodivergent child or child with disabilities approaches the age of 18, you may be faced with an important decision: whether to pursue guardianship. While it’s natural to want to protect and care for your child, guardianship becomes crucial once they reach adulthood, especially
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