Using FMLA to Care for a Loved One With a Disability
Depending on your situation, you may qualify for an extended leave from work that will allow you to keep your job while you focus your time on caring for your loved one.
Read moreDepending on your situation, you may qualify for an extended leave from work that will allow you to keep your job while you focus your time on caring for your loved one.
Read moreImproving financial literacy is essential for many children and young adults with autism in gaining independence and preparing for adulthood.
Read moreGroup home settings allow residents to receive extra support in a community setting without sacrificing their independence.
Read moreA sole benefit trust is a helpful estate planning tool if your family has cross-generational support needs. If a senior with more than $2,000 in assets wants to apply for Medicaid - but also wants to provide for a disabled relative...
Read morePeople living with a disability have the right to engage in full-time, part-time work, or self-employment.
Read moreThe Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has announced a new Medicaid home health benefit designed for children with medically complex condition.
Read moreMainstream vouchers provide federally funded housing assistance to persons aged 18 to 61 with a disability, who are homeless, are living in an institution, or are at risk of homelessness or institutionalization.
Read moreEven under a guardianship, wards retain many fundamental freedoms.
Read moreThe Senate has passed a bill intended to expand health care access and disability benefits for the roughly 3.5 million veterans exposed to toxic burn pits while serving in the military.
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