How long does it take for a new born baby to get a social security number.

The Social Security Number is not issued automatically. You need to apply for it. You can do this on the Social Security website (www.ssa.gov).

I am 59 was married to my first husband twice for a total of 17 years I am not married and on medicaid collecting 700 a month

You cannot collect SSDI (Social Security Disability Income) based on another person's contributions. You may be able to collect Social Security...

Social security # after deportation

You have not provided enough information to get a real answer. Who is making the claim? What benefit are they claiming? How long did the...

I want to pay my mother back for monies i owe to her. before she started retirement is this allowed w/o affecting her ssi now

If your mother is receiving Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits, you should not pay her back. However, you could assist her by paying for...

Can a non-blood relative receive a house in Florida that Medicaid is trying to claim? He would qualify for a hardship waiver

Your brother needs to consult with an elder law attorney. Because he is disabled, she probably could have transferred the house to a trust for his...

Selected as the best answer

Can an NJ lawyer make the determination to leave out a beneficiary if the beneficiary's spouse died before the testator?

If one of the designated heirs died before your mother, then the specific language of the will controls what happens to that person's share of the...

As a general rule, an amendment to the trust should be made with the same signing formalities as the original trust. If the original trust is...

Widowed mother left no will. Heirs selling house . Will proceeds go into estate account or to the heirs directly

Attorney Farr is correct. Virginia law treats real estate differently from other estate assets. The legal title to the real estate passes to...

Selected as the best answer

Does my mom qualify for Medicaid to help her pay for long term care to be provided at home?

I recommend that you consult with an elder law attorney in your area to review your mother's situation and the possible sources of payment for her...

Who is in charge of someone medically when there is no POA no DNR or living will?

As long as she is legally competent to do so, you grandmother is in charge of her own medical decisions. If she is not able to do so, and has not...