Why your Will is important
One of the first steps to take in safeguarding the long-term future of your child is to make a Will. A properly structured Will ensures your family member is provided for and protected when you are no longer around.
Most people with developmental disability do not have legal capacity to own assets, manage larger sums of money or make a Will. That’s why it’s important to take into account their future needs through a trust in your Will.
It’s essential to obtain professional advice from experts familiar with the legal implications of intellectual disability for both the individual and parents.
We offer parents and other family members advice, expert guidance and referral to trusted lawyers and other professionals to help plan a safe and secure long-term future for your child ensuring lasting peace of mind.
