What will happen to my Special Needs Child when I am gone: A Detailed Guide to Secure Your Child's Emotional and Financial Future

by Susan Jules

Has the thought of your Child’s future kept you awake at night?Have you been worried thinking what your child would do after you have passed away?Are you terrified thinking how your child would manage without the support and care they require, when you are not around? Then this is the book you should be reading right away.This book answers all the questions regarding your child's care, development assessment, funding, treatments, employment, governmental benefits, estate planning, Life Insurance, Letter of Intent, Last Will and Testament, and much more in a clear and concise manner.This book

What issues might arise after the death of a parent.How to ensure continued growth and development of your child long after you are goneHow to draw up your last Will and testament.How to do your Estate planning.How to get a Letter of intent/written care plan in place.How to open a Special needs trust.How to set up Life Insurance.How do you document emergency contacts, medical data/history, accounts, and passwords?What kind of Legal protection do you need to have in place?How to review your child's guardianship?How to discuss the topic of death and mortality with your special needs childAnd much moreIf you have a child with autism and special needs and you are worried about their future then this is the book to buy.This information has been presented in short portions so that it is easy for you to take action and get the work completed.And lastly, and most importantly what you will get is PEACE OF MIND that your Child's Future is SECURE and that they will be taken care of, long after you are gone.And the best part - your child will continue enjoying the SAME lifestyle they are currently used to.Click the "BUY NOW" button and get your peace of mind back.

238 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 21, 2020

Reviews

[David Blankenship · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was a difficult book to read, and not only because of the topic. I told my wife that I want to have a better habit of reading nonfiction and she asked me to read this, so we have a good sense of prepping for our special needs son some day.
You would expect from the specific title here that the book would walk you through the steps of securing a trust and trustee. It does do that. But it also explains everything about wills and lawyers and all sorts of information I found more confusing than helpful. It’s like a detailed map of a city without directions.
There was also a lot of non specific information about raising children with or without special needs.
I wasn’t clear who the audience was. Either the parent, designated guardian, or random people who should know more about special needs. Might have been all three in different places.
Lots of great information without references. There were several mentions of laws in US, specific states, or UK, which left me confused when the location wasn’t mentioned.
Lot of material about coming to terms with having a special needs child. But a reader looking for this topic should be past that stage.
Lastly, there is a lot of advice on raising functional children with special needs. Great advice. Autism is a very wide spectrum though and this doesn’t really touch on the non functional who are unable to have conversations or have jobs.
I’m still giving a good rating because it was actually very well written with no obvious proofread errors. The author put a lot of work into this. It was just constant information overload and very nonspecific.