by Special Needs Law Group | Jan 23, 2019 | General Interest
New options for video game hardware and software to expand accessibility are on the rise.For example, a student at the University of Central Interactive Entertainment Academy, Aaron Cendan, created a video game controller using buttons rather than a joystick to...
by Special Needs Law Group | Jan 20, 2019 | General Interest
In Part 1, we talked about two things that can influence how and in whose name it makes sense to save money for college: the Kiddie Tax, and how college need-based financial aid treats assets depending upon who the owner is.In Part 2, we examined 529 Plans more...
by Special Needs Law Group | Jan 19, 2019 | Education, General Interest
In Part 1, we talked about two things that can influence how and in whose name it makes sense to save money for college: the Kiddie Tax, and how college need-based financial aid treats assets depending upon who the owner is.Now in Part 2, we’ll examine 529 Plans more...
by Special Needs Law Group | Jan 17, 2019 | Education, General Interest
For most of us, paying for college for our children means some combination of 529 Plans, regular savings, our current income while the children are in college, and the children working and saving themselves.529 plans (college savings plans) really only make sense if...
by Special Needs Law Group | Jan 7, 2019 | Estate Planning
It’s Your Money It should be possible to leave your assets when you die to whomever you want. We live in a country with little of the forced inheritance laws found in many countries. What little we do have is generally about not disinheriting the surviving...
