The answer may depend partly on whether you plan on getting an SSD lawyer or self-representing. While I am biased and think it unwise, generally,...

Yes, an overpayment is an overpayment if indeed it was overpaid you. That said, lack of fault on your part, misinformation by SSA (if provable)...

If he is over 18, it will not make a difference, your resource and income b/c he is under his own umbrella with regard to countable income and...

You don't mention which of the many disability programs he receives. Under the Social Security program, it would be SSD or SSI (for differences,...

IMO, you will want to confer with tthat program, as they will certainly know whether they comply with the federal definition of "food or shelter...

OK, it has been 4 months - sometimes with the low staffing due to SSA choosing not to reopen its doors while the rest of the world was able to...

No, if you don't go back to work, even if still on SSI, in a minimum manner that will enable to you gain having 20 earnings credits in the prior...

If your medical impairments are provably disabling form all occupations*, yes, yours can be a cause for an award. However, if you are working full...

If your SSD (social security) is less than the SSI benefit rate (or there about), then you can and should file for the balance to be added by SSI. ...

Because if that is paid from HIS social security and his own prior work efforts bought the insurance policy that he bought for them, that does not...