When a divorce involves a child or adult child with disabilities, the decisions made during the process can affect eligibility, stability, and long‑term planning pathways. Attorneys and CDFA® professionals bring me in when they need clear, strategic guidance on how disability systems intersect with divorce decisions.
My work is high‑level, selective, and designed to support the professionals already leading the case.
Disability systems were never designed to align neatly with divorce law. Financial decisions, parenting agreements, and support structures can unintentionally affect eligibility for benefits or access to services.
Specialized planning ensures that well‑intentioned decisions do not create long‑term instability.
My role is to help legal and financial professionals understand where these systems intersect — and where they don’t.
Consultations are available by request for cases where specialized guidance is needed. This allows me to ensure the case is a good fit for the type of high‑level work I provide.
Requests from parents are welcome, but consultations are typically conducted in coordination with the attorney or CDFA® professional involved in the case.
