Very often\, Medicaid waiver programs help children with disabilities get the care and support they need as they gro w into adulthood. These are often means-tested\, and attorneys need to hel p set up proper trusts and accounts to allow individuals to continue to qu alify for important government benefits. There are ways to ensure your chi ld with special needs will stay financially secure &ndash\; now and later\ , when you&rsquo\;re no longer able to provide support.
\nAttorney A my Delaney presents legal advice to ensure your child will stay financiall y secure\, while continuing to qualify for government benefits\, as they g row into adulthood. Signup required.
\nSpeaker: Amy Delaney \;is the founding Partner of DDV Law\, Ltd. where her elder law practice concentrates in nursing home residents&rsquo\; rights\, Medicaid\, special needs and estate planni ng\, guardianship and probate litigation\, administrative litigation\, and probate &\; estate administration. Amy is a Board-Certified Elder Law Attorney (CELA)\, as certified by the National Elder Law Foundation and th e American Bar Association.
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