By Andrea K. Kovar, Attorney, Generation Law In the U.S. today, there are nearly 1 million households where an adult child with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) is living with caregivers age 60 or older. What happens to an adult...
From the moment a child is born, all parents – except for the terrible ones – worry about that child. But if that child has special needs, that worry and concern can be joined with fear. Even into adulthood. This...
By Ben A. Neiburger, Attorney, Generation Law I have clients with children on the autism spectrum so an article on the challenges faced by young autistic adults entering the workforce caught my eye. It details the story of a 26-year-old...