There are exceptions if the non-spousal beneficiary is disabled or chronically ill.Previously non-spousal beneficiaries could stretch the IRA distributions over their lifetimes. 

I do have a disabled child with a service dog Medical Alert Seizure trained Autism SSigDOG dog is actually a German Shepherd trained from 6 weeks old until 2yrs.

Looking for suggestions on what you would recommend going forward in this situation.BackgroundI am moving back to my home town of Las Vegas to help take care of my elderly, disabled mom, who is becoming more dependent for daily activities and no longer able to manage finances independently.

I believe for adults with disabilities.

Just the kitchen drain is "disabled".They notified me of the problem yesterday, I investigated today and have formulated a solution. 

If it's blank then there is no electricity flowing past the meter; those newer meters can sometimes be remotely enabled / disabled by the power company. 

He is living with us until he is capable of living on his own [ disabled but will someday be on his own] Because of his disability and illness [the reason for his disability] he only works a couple of days a week for just a few hours.[ that is not a forever thing, we were told he would be institutionalized way before now by the experts.

-My BF has a disability from a deployment, which allowed us to skip paying the funding fee, but we had to tell the loan company that all the time, as the funding fee just kept "accidentally" reappearing.  

I was planning on living in it for 5 years or more until I moved onto a house.But I got injured at work and developed CRPS in my left arm which sucks, I can't do construction anymore, and I'm being sent back to school on disability, and plan on doing a Business Degree.

Haven't encountered a drug background, but I will pass along that Nolo's Landlord's Legal Guide indicates that the Fair Housing Amendment Act protects prior drug users under the "disability" clause, even if they have felony convictions for drug "use".