About the Consultation: It’s never too early to start legal planning for a child with a disability. Even if a child is especially young, and their future trajectory is not fully known, it is important to have a plan in place that protects any future benefits that the child might receive.  

Kathleen is licensed to practice law in Connecticut and cannot provide legal advice to residents of other states. For non-CT residents, the virtual session will include a general discussion of special needs planning considerations, including a discussion of ABLE accounts and Special Needs Trusts. For CT residents, Kathleen will guide clients relative to their personal special needs planning goals and objectives.

About Kathleen: In 2013, Kathleen graduated from Western New England University at the top of her class and was the recipient of the Norman Prance Award, an honor bestowed upon the student demonstrating the highest academic and personal achievement. After law school, Kathleen had the honor of clerking for two Judges on the Connecticut Appellate Court. She also served as a special education attorney, advocating for the rights of students with disabilities within the school system. Kathleen seeks to help individuals of all ages and levels of need to respond to present challenges, prepare for future needs, and to rest more freely with a newfound peace of mind.