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Can an autistic person be a lawyer?
Yes,an autistic person may become anything – as with anyone else it depends on their skills interests and aspirations. In fact the tendency to focus on detail and exactitude would be an asset to a lawyer and the formalised settings and language might suit a person on the spectrum very well.
What jobs can you do with autism?
Careers For People With Autism
- Animal science. For those who enjoy working with pets, career options include veterinary technician, groomer, obedience trainer, dog walker or pet sitter.
- Researcher.
- Accounting.
- Shipping and logistics.
- Art and design.
- Manufacturing.
- Information technology.
- Engineering.
Is being a lawyer a difficult job for an autistic person?
Being a lawyer is not too much different to having a job in general, there will be difficulties associated with any job for NTs and Autistics alike. But there are a few things that I would say may have an effect depending on your particular strengths and weaknesses. There are few things that may be difficult or easier for autistics.
How do autistic people deal with laws and regulations?
Autistic people tend to be more sensitive to nuance, which, I think, is highly important when dealing with laws and regulations. Furthermore, autistic people tend to care more deeply about justice (probably as a function of [social] consistency), which may serve as a great motivator.
Do I need a will or trust for my autistic child?
Parents of a person with autism will want to use a will and/or trusts to name a guardian and specify care. People with autism often need guardians to manage their financial and personal affairs.
What are the challenges of being an adult with autism?
Adults with autism face an additional set of challenges. The law protects people with autism at all ages. Autism is a neurodevelopmental disorder that is thought to be present from birth. It is characterized by impaired social development, poor communication skills, and repetitive or restrictive behaviors.