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Legal & Decisions


Guardianship vs. Supported Decision-Making
For eighteen years, you’ve been the one who signs the forms, talks to the doctors, and makes the call when a decision has to be made. Then your child turns 18, and in the eyes of the law they become an adult - even if they still need a great deal of support. Suddenly you may not be able to see their medical or school records, sign their health forms, or manage their money without legal authority you have to set up first. The question is no longer whether to keep helping. It’s

Donald and Caroline Bailey
Jul 233 min read
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