I have a gift for you - a short, free audio presentation on the basic documents you need to have when you have a child with a disability. I've also included some worksheets to help you get started.
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Serving families throughout Texas
- Parents of special needs kids know they need more than good doctors and therapists to make a great and safe future for their kids. With attorney Pam Parker’s experienced and compassionate approach to solving the toughest worry parents face – “what will happen to my child when I’m gone?” – parents can actively take control of their child’s future and let go of the worry. Planning for a special needs child takes a solid foundation, some practical tools, and a creative approach to involving the child’s entire support team, and Pam will never use a cookie cutter approach to your needs. An attorney long before she became the mother of her own special needs children, Pam is walking the same path and sharing what she knows about the law to help other parents like herself. Your child is unique, your family is unique, and Pam will make sure your plan is unique, too.
- Primary Office in Austin, Texas
- (512) 804-9934
- (512) 276-6623 (fax)
- pparker@parkercounsel.com
Helpful or Interesting Websites
- Special Needs Planning
- Parenting Children with Special Needs blog
- Texas Department of Assistive and Rehabilitative Services
Texas agency that handles a variety of state funded programs for disabled persons. Lots of information on the site. - Texas Department of Aging and Disability Services
Texas' government resources for the elderly and disabled. Pretty easy to use site. - Wrightslaw
Comprehensive site on special education for parent advocates.
Recent Posts
- Special Education Status Can Override School Policy
- Eye Language May Help You Understand Non-Verbal People
- Law Talk Radio show on Special Needs Planning
- Grant writing training for non-profits
- Why You Should Ignore Your Financial Planner's Advice
- Create Your Own Declaration of Guardian for a Minor Child
- Three things to do when Your Child is 17
- Cliche But True: Time is Marching On
- Your World is What You See
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January 14, 2009
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