Audubon, NJ
Social Security & Disability Lawyer at Audubon, NJ
Practice Areas: Social Security
I agree with above. the only thing I would add is that if it still within 60 days of when you received the letter from the Appeals Council, it may...
the short answer is yes. If this is a Workers Compensation claim there is a cap on what you can receive from both. The cap is 80% of what you...
As to one, you are thinking of the trial work period where you can worker nine months, not necessarily consecutively, without penalty, and if after...
A person is entitled to receive the higher of the two benefits, not both. Dad has to go SS and file an application for benefits as a surviving...
Not understanding the letters they received can be a factor, but not the only factor in determining whether or not they were without fault in...
Being disabled or really any of the reasons you give would not protect you from being arrested for not showing up at a child support hearing if you...
The answer will depend on why you were not getting SSD all along. If it was because the SSA simply did not process a Title II claim, then you might...
While it is a Social Security question, the answer could depend on state law determining who is a child. So, you need to look at the law in your...
If it is SSI, then the benefits should have been suspended and should not be spent. If it is SSD, strangely enough until there is a conviction, the...
If it is really SSI and not SSD (Sometimes people confuse the two) then the money won will affect SSI. But there are things that can be done to...