Category: Child Protection

Military With Disabled Children: A New Way to Protect Your Child

Many retired military are aware of the election of a survivorship benefit for a spouse. In addition, those with disabled children also know that a survivorship benefit can be elected for a child with disabilities to help protect against the unknowns of their future, long after you have passed away. Even with these best intentions

Category: Child Protection

Military With Disabled Children: A New Way to Protect Your Child

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