Since the North Carolina Living Will form is widely available for free (including on the NC Secretary of State's website) and most NC medical...

SSI recipient living in commercial property designated "non-residential" by County Assessor

I think the best thing to do here is to schedule a consultation with an experienced local Elder Law attorney and you can find one by using the...

Father and SS/Disability

Your question is slightly unclear because we don't really know if "SS" office means the Social Security office or a Social Services (Medicaid)...

Can I rent my primary residence to avoid Medicaid sell off in order to have medical pay nursing home cost?

Consult with an experienced local Elder Law attorney who is fully familiar with your state's Medicaid rules. You can find one by using the "find a...

A 60 year old man on SS disability had his benefits stopped because his 85 year old father submitted info to the SSA that showed

Here is a link to SSA's discussion of SSI and the countable/exempt resources you can own: ...

Is there a difference in trying to get SSDI using a lawyer or a company that represents you for Disability?

I agree with Mr. Pham's response and will just add a couple thoughts. First, look for the phone number for your disability examiner at Disability...

What SSI and SSDI benefits are an estranged spouse of an applicant entitled to.

From a Social Security law perspective, the length of the marriage would be long enough to potentially entitle the wife to benefits under cousin's...

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TN Grandmother passed away 2006. She owned property with her sister. Grandmother's will gave everything (property) to 3 children

Your question is somewhat difficult to follow. I think much will depend on specific facts that you'll want to review with a local attorney,...

2nd turn down at disability hearing with massive incorrect information.

I agree with the prior responses and will just add that if you have now had two hearings in front of an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ), it will...

Is it true you have to be out of work for a year before you can even apply for disability

No, you don't have to be out of work for a year before you can apply for disability. You do, however, have to show that your impairments would...