SSI & credit cards?

In my experience SSA just asks for your bank account information. If these payments did not go through your accounts, then you may not want to...

Yes. Being on disability does not protect you from legal action. The landlord can take legal steps to evict you for non-payment of rent. You can...

Being on welfare programs like Medicaid and SNAP makes a personal injury case tough. Most of the time $2,000 can knock you off most welfare...

How much can i earn before I receive ssdi benefits? I receive ssi now but I am suppose to receive ssdi.

If you are on SSI (which is welfare disability), you are not allowed to earn anything. When you switch to SSDI, things are different. Social...

Will winning $1,000,000 in the lottery effect mine and my children's survivor benefits from Social Security?

Winning the lottery will not affect your SS or your children's SS benefits because lottery winnings are not wages.

I am on Social Security Disability. If I work part time and earn less than the Substantial Gainful Activity

If you work, it is always possible this work could trigger a review by Social Security to see if you are still disabled. If you stay under...

Will switching drs hurt my moms permanent disability claim if we're waiting for a court date?

You should discuss this with your lawyer. As a general rule it is very important to have the “treating doctor” on your side. If he/she has treated...

Can I avoid having to pay a civil collections lawsuit because I am mentally disabled?

You’re creditor has the right to obtain a civil judgment against you for a debt you owe. Your disability is not a defense.

Can I or my children file a lawsuit against social security if their decision to take away my disability ends in my death?

If your doctors continue to say you cannot do “any work”, then you should not be taken off of Social Security. Social Security does have to show...

My exhusband is 64 receiving disability we were married 10 years and i am 55 can i draw off of his disability?

You have to be 62. This is the rule: Even if you have never worked under Social Security, you may be able to get spouse’s retirement benefits if...