"Where do we start?"

New diagnosis. Overwhelming information. Mounting therapy costs.
- Benefits roadmap
- ABLE account strategy
- Crisis financial planning
2162 E Williams Field Rd, Ste 111, Gilbert, AZ 85295
Able accounts. Benefits preservation strategies. Special needs trusts. Transition planning. Comprehensive wealth management guided by a CFP® professional living the journey.
Fiduciary duty
Direct experience with DDD/ALTCS
Professional
Years wealth management
experience
GILBERT | MESA | CHANDLER | QUEEN CREEK | SCOTTSDALE | VIRTUAL
COMMON CHALLENGES WE SOLVE

New diagnosis. Overwhelming information. Mounting therapy costs.

Deadlines approaching. Services ending. One mistake could cost everything.

Aging parents. Adult children. The future feels uncertain.
The data is clear: families navigating disability face significant financial challenges that generic financial planning doesn't address.
Only 46.3% of working-age people with disabilities are employed, vs. 79.5% without disabilities.1 Full-time employed individuals earn $9,176 less annually.2
What this means: Your loved one likely needs lifelong financial support that extends far beyond your working years.
The poverty rate for working-age individuals with disabilities is 24.2%—nearly 2.5 times higher than the 9.9% rate for those without disabilities.3
What this means: Without a structured financial plan, your loved one faces severe financial vulnerability.
Over 511,000 individuals are on Medicaid waiver waiting lists, often waiting years for services5 that cost $46k-$358k annually.4
What this means: Government help isn't guaranteed. Private resources and early planning are essential.
24% of family caregivers for people with I/DD are age 60 or older.6 80% of the 7.3 million people with I/DD live with family.7
What this means: Time is not on your side. The urgency to plan increases with every passing year.
You didn't sign up to be a benefits attorney, estate planner, and care coordinator on top of being a parent. That's why we exist!
Sources:
1 Thomas, N., et al. (2025). Annual Disability Statistics Compendium: 2025 (Table 3.1). UNH.
2 Thomas, N., et al. (2025). Annual Disability Statistics Compendium: 2025 (Table 5.1). UNH.
3 Thomas, N., et al. (2025). Annual Disability Statistics Compendium: 2025 (Table 6.1). UNH.
4 University of Washington IHDD. (2025, Oct 15). State of the States in I/DD Releases 2025 Update.
5 NACDD. (2025, Oct). Bridging Aging and Disability Networks.
6 University of Kansas. (2023, July). Data Bites 7.0: Aging Caregivers.
7 National Core Indicators. (2023). Data Highlight: Paying Family Caregivers.
CLEAR, SIMPLE PROCESS
We listen to your concerns, understand your family's unique situation, and identify your priorities.
We review benefits, analyze your finances, and model different scenarios to find the best path forward.
We create a comprehensive plan that preserves benefits, optimizes resources, and protects your family's future.
We help you execute the plan, coordinate with your team, and provide ongoing support as life evolves.

"You need someone who's on this Journey with you."
I'M LAUREN MA, CFP® PROFESSIONAL & SPECIAL NEEDS PARENT.
My oldest son is 19 and has Autism/ID. When he was diagnosed at 2.5 years old, I was terrified.
Despite being a financial advisor at top firms, I struggled to find anyone who understood wealth management and disability planning. Advisors knew retirement accounts, not ABLE accounts; estate planning, not special needs trusts; optimizing taxes, not SSI benefit cliffs.
I built Morphicapital™ for families who need more than generic advice. You shouldn't have to become an expert in benefits law while also being a parent. Learn more about my story.
Schedule a complimentary consultation to discuss your family's unique situation and explore how we can help.