Research has shown that households with children with disabilities are at risk of significantly lowered incomes. This paper extends this research by examining the wealth and asset holdings of married-couple households with children. We find that households with children with disabilities are less likely to own a house and to own interest-bearing assets, though the values of these assets, if held, don’t vary with the disability status of children. The presence of a child with disabilities does not affect the number of automobiles owned, but does significantly reduce the average value of each vehicle.