FAQ

I don’t have a copy of my discharge paperwork. Will that prohibit me from applying?

Can you receive a pension and disability at the same time?

The VA does not allow recipients to receive multiple benefits simultaneously. However, you can apply for multiple benefits and will receive the higher amount if...

Is it true you can still receive a pension while on Medicaid?

What is the timeline for approval?

Each applicant's timeline varies based on individual circumstances, but typically approval can take between 4-6 months. For more information on eligibility criteria, please visit the...

FAQs About Guardianship

Below are some frequently asked questions about Guardianship: How Are Guardians Appointed? A guardian can be any capable adult and may be a spouse, family...

How are guardians appointed?

A guardian can be any capable adult and may be a spouse, family member, friend, neighbor, or professional. Anyone can request to be a guardian,...

What if someone only needs partial help?

You can have a full or limited guardianship. You may want a limited one if the ward can take care of themself and make their...

Do I need to apply for guardianship when my child turns 18?

Full guardianship may not be needed depending on the extent of your child’s disability. A special needs attorney can help assess your alternatives. These might...

Is a guardianship necessary?

Guardianship should be taken seriously. Whether someone needs a guardian depends on their cognitive well-being, medical status, and ability to make decisions, provide for, and...

Can A Guardian Be Replaced?

There are certain instances in which a guardian can be replaced. A guardian can be removed if they fail to do their duties, as written...

Are Guardians Entitled To Compensation?

In the majority of cases, immediate family members are appointed as guardians, so they generally choose to serve without compensation. However, if your family decides...

FAQs About Special Needs Planning

What Does Special Needs Planning for My Loved One Entail? You can take several steps to plan for a loved one with special needs or...