John W. Callanan Law Office

As parents we are the ones who know our child or adult with disabilities best.  We know their likes and dislikes, their abilitities, their interests - and we usually have very definite ideas of what we want for them in the future.

Writing a "Letter of Intent" can help us to ensure the future we wish for our child.  It leaves NOTHING to chance, and can help us provide future caregivers with a sort of "road map". 

The letter should address everything important in your child's life: residential, social, community, integration, religion, employment, likes and dislikes, food preferences, medical, behavior management, names of guardians/advocates, trustees who will manage your child's estate - even such things as informatin on music, clothing preferences and even sleep routines. 

The Letter of Intent is not a legal document it is a means by which information can be given to future caregivers.  Our office has prepared a Letter of Intent for clients.   It can be updated easily and should be reviewed yearly so that the information is current since things DO change.  

Still have questions? Please contact us anytime! We look forward to hearing from you

If you would like a Letter of Intent emailed  to you, kindly fill out you info on our contact us page.