Wednesday, July 10, 2013: 1:00 PM-5:00 PM
306 (David L. Lawrence Convention Center)
Planning for the long-term security of a loved one with autism is a complex and evolving responsibility. Attorney members of the Special Needs Alliance (SNA) will address the interdependence of government benefits and family financial planning, especially in light of budget cuts and the Affordable Care Act. Breakout sessions will cover guardianship and its alternatives, adult services and considerations when creating and administering a special needs trust.
To be added.
Presenters:
Brian Rubin, Esq.
Attorney
Rubin Law
Brian Rubin, an attorney and father of a 32-year-old son with autism, limits his practice to special needs planning. Brian is a member of the Special Needs Alliance. He is Co-Chairman of the Illinois Autism Task Force and President of the Arc of Illinois.
James A. Caffry, Esq.
Attorney
Caffry Law, PLLC
Jim Caffry is an attorney and the father of a 12-year-old son with autism. Jim’s law practice is focused on working with families with special needs. Jim is a member of the Special Needs Alliance and the Vermont Developmental Disabilities Council.
