Special Needs Birth

From the very moment our children are born, as parents and guardians, our deepest desire is to provide them with every opportunity they deserve. When a child is born with special needs, it may present unique challenges that we may not have anticipated.


However, it is crucial to remember that every child has the ability to build their own future, and with the right guidance and support, they can pave their own way to success.

What Is Special Needs Law?

Special needs law encompasses a range of legal considerations and resources designed to support individuals with special needs and their families. It addresses various aspects, including education, healthcare, guardianship, estate planning, and government benefits. Understanding and navigating these legal frameworks can empower families to create a solid foundation for their child's future.

How We Can Help

We are here to provide the guidance and support you need. We understand the unique challenges and concerns that come with raising a child with special needs. Our team of experienced attorneys is dedicated to helping you navigate the legal landscape, ensuring that your child receives the support and services they require to thrive.


Whether you need assistance with securing educational accommodations, creating a comprehensive estate plan, exploring guardianship options, or accessing government benefits, we are here to help. Our goal is to empower families to make informed decisions and advocate for their child's best interests.

By working closely with you, we can help you navigate the complex processes and systems, ensuring that your child's rights are protected and that they have access to the resources they need to build a bright and fulfilling future.


Together, let us pave the way for your child's success, embracing their unique abilities and providing them with every opportunity they deserve.


With our knowledge and experience in special needs law, we are committed to supporting families like yours and helping you navigate the legal landscape with confidence and clarity.

Check Out Our Special Needs Planning Blog Resources:

Navigating Special Needs Planning at 18: A Guide for Parents & Guardians

June 10, 2024
From financial considerations to legal matters and beyond, there are numerous factors to take into account to ensure your loved one receives the care and support they need as they transition into adulthood.

Guardianship for Individuals with Special Needs

August 14, 2023
For families of individuals with special needs, planning for their future and ensuring their well-being is of utmost importance. When considering guardianship for a loved one with special needs, it becomes crucial to find the delicate balance between safeguarding their privacy and independence while also ensuring their protection and care.

5 Things to Consider When Your Child with Disabilities Turns 18

May 12, 2023
As the parent of a child with special needs, your role as a parent becomes different when your child becomes a legal adult. Although your child may have some or all the same needs for assistance from you, your legal relationship with your child changes when your child turns age 18.
Planning For Children With Special Needs

Planning For Children With Special Needs

February 25, 2023
Special Needs Planning is a Lifelong Event: Working to get your child assessed to qualify for support programs, fighting to get benefits and finding therapists became a full-time job, and one that led to enormous costs, even with the family’s having good health insurance.
Estate Planning Considerations For Children With Special Needs

Estate Planning Considerations For Children With Special Needs

January 12, 2023
If your child or grandchild has special needs, one of your greatest concerns is ensuring that the child receives essential care and support throughout their life. While your inclination may be to give the child money or other assets through an inheritance, doing so may deprive the child of the ability to receive government assistance. Fortunately, a Special Needs Trust (SNT) can provide lifelong financial benefits for the child without affecting eligibility for government programs.

What Happens To My Disabled Adult Child if I Become Incapacitated or Pass?

November 7, 2022
Caring for an adult child with a disability in Illinois is often challenging in the best of circumstances. Many parents worry about what might happen to their child if the parents die or are otherwise unavailable to provide care. We will discuss some Special Needs Planning suggestions to benefit both you and your child.
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