If an individual receives SSB and SSI, then turns 65 and marries a recipient of SSDI, will he at least keep SSB?
Only benefits that are need based will be lost, that being SSI. Since the SSB is not need based or asset testing that should not change.
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Only benefits that are need based will be lost, that being SSI. Since the SSB is not need based or asset testing that should not change.
What this means is that the prior decision was removed and sent back for a new decision. For payment to have started, the decision would have had...
Unfortunately, for local treatment, not outside your usual treatment area, they do not have to reimburse you for travel. You may, however, be able...
There is nothing in the WC Act that requires an interpreter be paid for, unfortunately. This is no different than travel to a local medical...
It is always worth filing the claim. Your problems could develop and become significant. If you do not have a claim recognized within 3 years,...
I agree with Mr. Johnson's answer. The attorney will get the file for review. He or she can then write the treating doctors for the necessary...
From past experience it can take 30 - 60 days for the check to reissue, I am sorry to say. Hopefully sooner but be prepared to be patient.
You need to do what is best for you, not what is "best" for your case. If you do not feel able to return to work, then you need to discuss that...
It depends on the type of benefits you receive. If you are on SSD, then there is no means test. If you are on SSI, then even owning the building...
It is not legal but depends on the terms of the plan. It is possible that if you are still listed as an employee, you cannot roll it over. You...