Autism Financial Planning

As we grow older, we begin to think about the future and wonder how our children will be provided for after we are gone. In a situation, where a couple has a special needs child, this thought literally haunts them every moment from the day they discover about their child. “What after us?” is what they constantly keep thinking because when you have a special child, not only do you have to financially provide for that child after you’re gone, but you must also ensure that the child is well taken care of & that parents’ death does not compromise the child in any way other than the obvious emotional impact.

Planning for the future when you have an autistic child can be difficult & mentally stressful, but if you start early and take the right approach, you can successfully pave the way for a financially independent future for your child with autism, even when you both are no more in this world.

Succession/Estate Planning & Challenges Involved

Guardianship