Do I need a will if I have absolutely no assets other than my Social Security check?
It looks like a Will would be pointless for you - although, at the time of your passing, who knows, you could have assets at that time, for some...
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It looks like a Will would be pointless for you - although, at the time of your passing, who knows, you could have assets at that time, for some...
No, in order for her to claim spousal benefits, she must be at least 62 and he must have applied himself. If they were divorced, she need not wait...
Yes, her benefits should be retroactive, but make sure there is an application for her. The aux. benefits that go to the child, based on his work...
What is "Downwinders" compensation? What is the "everything" that you are concerned will go to her? Do you mean his property? Actually, if he...
This is strange, since the credit card company admits it allowed a CC under the mom's SS#, while acknowledging that they gave it to him in his...
Once you stop working 'substantially', you can apply. If your medical evidence of those impairments you describe is strong in describing credibly...
I agree with my colleague - in that the SSA's job, under the law, is not to figure out how people who don't have strong claims for a quick win, at...
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I agree with my colleague, the devil is not in the diagnosis, typically, but in the resulting limitations and symtoms. You probably have all of...
I agree that it is your obligation to ensure you pay your court ordered CS. However, the SSA will likely have to see an ORDER of garnishment for...
If you were not yet disabled at any time when you were STILL insured for SSDIB, then no, you are out of luck. You can't get insurance benefits if...