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11
Aug

Is Autism Considered a Disability?

Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is legally recognized as a disability, giving individuals important rights to education, employment accommodations, and public services. Learn how the Social Security Administration evaluates autism for SSI and SSDI benefits, and how Chubb Law Firm PC can guide you through the process.

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19
Mar

How Education Cuts May Affect Students With Disabilities

Major cuts to education funding are causing a ripple of concern across special education programs. What’s at stake for students with disabilities?

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12
Mar

Helpful Tax Filing Tips for Individuals With Disabilities

Individuals with disabilities face unique financial challenges, but there are several tax credits, deductions, and savings tools available to help. From ABLE accounts to specialized tax breaks, these strategies can reduce tax burdens and improve financial security without jeopardizing government benefits. By understanding these options, individuals can maximize savings, reduce tax liability, and plan for a secure financial future.

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07
Mar

A Vocational Training Program for Students With Disabilities

Pre-employment transition services (Pre-ETS) help students with disabilities transition from school to the workforce, offering vital job exploration, training, and counseling. Unfortunately, many eligible students miss out on these services due to lack of awareness and inconsistent implementation across states. Ensuring access to Pre-ETS can significantly improve employment opportunities and independence for disabled students.

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02
Mar

For People With Autism, New Law Signals Renewed Support

The Autism CARES Act of 2024 provides nearly $2 billion in federal funding for autism research, education, and support over the next five years. This law aims to improve the quality of life for individuals with autism by enhancing early intervention, adult services, and professional training, promoting independence, and fostering a more inclusive society.

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22
Jan

Special Needs Registries for Individuals With Disabilities

Special needs registries help first responders better assist individuals with disabilities by providing important information such as medical conditions, communication needs, and emergency contacts. These registries improve safety, communication, and peace of mind for families during emergencies.

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04
Dec

Few Parents Know About Child Care Resources for Disabilities

Families with children who have disabilities face significant challenges in accessing suitable child care. A recent report highlights the barriers parents face, including limited resources, exclusion, and a lack of accessible services, while offering solutions and resources to help families find appropriate care.

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19
Sep

Financial Help for Parents of Children With Special Needs

Worried about managing the costs of raising a child with a disability? Discover key programs like Medicaid, SSI, and private insurance options that can ease the financial burden. Learn how to access the right support and secure your child’s future today. Click here for expert guidance from Chubb Law Firm PC!

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I totally see the difference between your service and your typical legal estate planning service. The experience you mentioned where you get this big document you don’t understand and a trust that never gets funded was EXACTLY our first experience. It cost a small fortune too. Really - it is the difference between providing a legal document and providing an estate planning service.
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