Do I have to report a $10,000 scratch off lottery winning if I receive SSI?
Yes, you must report because you receive the welfare benefit of SSI, which is needs based. Were you only receiving SSDIB, which is not welfare...
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Yes, you must report because you receive the welfare benefit of SSI, which is needs based. Were you only receiving SSDIB, which is not welfare...
If you are now unable to work substantially, I strongly urge you to retain a focused SSD lawyer who can start with you from the getgo. Often, when...
I agree with my colleague - not only is it a short marriage but if your income and resources are particularly low, given your inability to work,...
I believe it is possible, it can help, even if not binding. It will likely depend on your adjudicator. Particularly so if the federal court...
It sounds like your mother filed for a child's benefit, perhaps while you were still living with her, and she became your Representative Payee,...
This is a loaded question with many issues. First, SSI is welfare, so every earned dollar you make after the first 65, will offset your SSI by 1/2...
Please do file asap. SSDIB is like 'term insurance' and you only have a limited window in which to file valid claims that can be developed. You...
Yes, if your ex's benefit amount is greater, you can switch over - and this is regardless if he currently has a spouse or other dependent's...
I agree with my colleagues. I would add that you will want to try to get yourself as your own handler of your own benefits. If a judge legally...
Hi Nick, when in doubt, definitely appeal! It costs you nothing. You only have about 60 days from the date on the letter to appeal, so you don't...