As children with disabilities transition into adulthood, parents in Pennsylvania encounter new questions: Can the now-adult child conduct their own affairs? Manage their own money? Do they need help or guidance all the time or only some of the time? Are their disabilities such that they can sometimes make decisions for themselves without support and sometimes not at all? Guardianship and power of attorney are two ways to help someone who needs support in making important life decisions. Both allow one person to make choices for another, but to different…