You can pretty much sue anyone for anything but nothing of what you said suggests that such a suit would be successful. And, if you are still...

By itself, going to school does not affect your benefits but at some point, the SSA will review your case to see if you are still disabled and...

Assuming you mean your husband passed away and you want to receive benefits on his earnings. The only "lump sum" benefits you can receive is...

It won't stop the process but if the residence will be in Iowa for the foreseeable future, you need to notify the SSA of the change of address and...

As the others indicated, the problem is not with Social Security that doesn't care at all about the benefit but with the insurance carrier...

He has to be legally present in the US to receive any benefits. You should discuss this with an immigration attorney as to how you can get him that...

Don;t listen to any advise that says you must do this or that. There is no right answer. It is a choice you make hopefully informed by the...

Yes, you can file for benefits. And, yes, you will need to provide the death certificate which if it has information saying he was divorced, that...

If you can create an account at Social Security's website ssa.gov and click the "my social security" button. You then have to provide identifying...

The above answer is correct but a knowledgeable attorney can often tell you by knowing the amount of the benefit and when it is received. SSI is up...