Grandparents will often step up to provide stability for their grandchildren, whether it’s ongoing support or removing them from unsafe situations. Pennsylvania recognizes that sometimes
When parents have a disabled child who is reaching the age of majority, they may have many questions about how the child will care for
When a person turns 18, they are considered an adult in the eyes of the law and are allowed to care for themselves and make
If you have a child with special needs, you are probably accustomed to taking them to medical appointments and making decisions about their care. But,
As the parent of a disabled child, one of your biggest concerns when your child reaches the age of majority may be their ability to
The age of majority is 18 years old in Pennsylvania. This is the point when teenagers are supposed to become adults and make their own
The age of majority changes the structure of the guardianship of an adult over a child. A parent or older adult no longer assumes responsibility
If you’re the parent of a disabled child in Pennsylvania, you have no doubt advocated for them their entire life. However, once your child reaches
When you’re the parent of a disabled child in Pennsylvania, you may have to care for him or her for the rest of his or
Guardianship is an important legal tool that can protect vulnerable people and their property. It’s also widely misunderstood. In this blog post, we will try
