What to Know When Your Child With Disabilities Turns 22

This post was authored by SNA member James A. Caffry, Esq., founder of Caffry Law and the parent of a young adult with a developmental disability. SNA Member since 2007, he practices in the areas of special needs planning and advocacy, as well as estate planning, probate

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