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Disability-Friendly Places to Live in the U.S.: WalletHub’s Latest Survey

by The Academy of Special Needs Planners | Feb 23, 2021 | Uncategorized

How do cities stack up for people with disabilities seeking the best place to live? Which provide the most accessible sidewalks, transportation, entertainment, and parks? Which score high for low-cost housing, jobs, public hospitals, affordable home attendants, or a...

When Should You Consider Changing Your Special Needs Plan’s Key Players?

by The Academy of Special Needs Planners | Feb 18, 2021 | Uncategorized

You have completed and executed your plan for your special needs child. Everyone you’ve selected to serve—your guardian, your trustee, your health care proxy, your executor, and possibly a trust protector as well—has signed the paperwork. All set? For now, yes. But...

Congress Eliminates SSDI Waiting Period for People with ALS

by The Academy of Special Needs Planners | Feb 16, 2021 | Uncategorized

When the Social Security Administration (SSA) approves applicants for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits, it imposes a five-month waiting period between the onset of the applicant’s disability and when they can begin receiving benefits. Now, thanks...

Resources for Travelers with Special Needs Are Only a Click Away

by The Academy of Special Needs Planners | Feb 11, 2021 | Uncategorized

Travel is supposed to let you get away from it all. But it doesn’t always feel that way for families traveling with children with special needs. Despite passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act more than 30 years ago, hotels, transportation modes, and...

Legislative News: Court Must Consider Person Under Guardianship’s Right to Visitation Before Approving Restraining Order

by The Academy of Special Needs Planners | Feb 8, 2021 | Uncategorized

A Minnesota appeals court holds that when a court is reviewing a restraining order placed on behalf of a person under guardianship, the court must consider the person’s right to visitation under state law. Harris v. Gellerman (Minn. Ct. App., No. A20-0527, Jan. 25,...
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  • Congress Eliminates SSDI Waiting Period for People with ALS
  • Resources for Travelers with Special Needs Are Only a Click Away
  • Legislative News: Court Must Consider Person Under Guardianship’s Right to Visitation Before Approving Restraining Order

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