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Purchase AccessI. How Autism Can Affect a Child in a Divorce Case
a. During the divorce case – short term withdrawal, regression, loss of language ability, loss of toilet training
b. After the divorce case – longer term or permanent withdrawal, regression, loss of language ability, loss of toilet training, aggressive behavior, self-injury, institutionalization
II. Why Standard Visitation Schedules, Parenting Plans and Child Support Guidelines Do Not Meet the Needs of Children with Autism Short-term or Long-term
a. Problems with Standard Visitation Schedules and Parenting Plans when applied to Children with Autism
b. Problems with Standard Child Support Guidelines when applied to Children with Autism
III. Recommendations
a. Utilization of Special Needs Coordinators/Special Masters
b. Educate the Lawyers and Judges
c. Proposed Legislation
Learning Objectives:
Content Area: Family and Sibling Support
Margaret Price, J.D.
Attorney, Author, Past President of GWASA
Price Law Firm, LLC