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Housing Needs in Arizona

It's never too early to start planning for your adult child with disabilities' housing needs. Ideally, you should start planning for their long-term housing as soon as possible, sometimes even before they reach adulthood. This will give you more time to research options, navigate the housing system, and secure the appropriate resources and funding.

Here are some key factors to consider when planning for your adult child's housing needs:

Starting early can help ensure that your adult child with disabilities has access to the appropriate housing and support they need to thrive. Remember, planning for housing is an ongoing process, and it's important to review and adjust your plans as your child's needs and circumstances change.


Finding housing for an adult child with disabilities can be challenging, but there are several resources and strategies that can help:

Remember, finding housing for an adult child with disabilities may take time and effort, but there are resources and support available to help you navigate the process. It's important to be patient and persistent, and to advocate for your child's needs throughout the process.


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Emily R. Taylor is an attorney licensed by the State Bar of Arizona.  Emily Taylor practices in the areas of Special Needs Planning, Guardianships (and its alternatives), Estate Planning, and Special Needs Trusts.  The office of Emily R. Taylor, Attorney PLLC is located in Phoenix, Arizona.  Emily Taylor is available to consult on legal matters throughout the state of Arizona.

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