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AI helps you get ready. Humans help you decide. A plain guide to where AI tools save you time, where you need a lawyer, doctor, therapist or advocate, and how to tell the difference.
Read the guideAn accommodation in an IEP or 504 plan is a promise. Six questions turn it into something that happens every day, in every room, on sub days too. Includes a checklist to bring to your next meeting.
A Letter of Intent tells whoever helps your person next everything that lives in your head: routines, meds, what calms them, what to never do. Free to write, and you can start tonight.
At 18, doctors can't share anything with you without your kid's written permission. Two short documents fix that before an emergency. What they are, how to get them free, and how to talk about it.
A simple monthly bill, receipt and payment log for young adults living at home. It builds the habit of paying bills and keeps a record both of you can check, so nobody argues about who paid what.
At 18, your kid is a legal adult and you lose the right to make decisions or even hear from their doctor. What changes, the options from least to most restrictive, and a timeline that starts at 14.