Why do the SS office tell you in writing that if you can prove that the overpayment is not your fault that it can be waived?
You can "sue" by filing an appeal and requesting that they suspend collection until the appeal is decided.
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You can "sue" by filing an appeal and requesting that they suspend collection until the appeal is decided.
Post this under criminal law.
The 23 year old is an adult and will have to apply. Have you considered trying to get Vocational Rehabilitation services for him to see if he can...
IF you have a contract, take that to a lawyer to see what you can do.
You are not legally liable.
Any medical problems as a result?
It is possible. Get an attorney to help straighten all this out.
This is really a civil law question regarding collection of judgement. Mr. Lupisella's answer regarding SS money is correct.
This is not clear. what role did the child's lack of SS number have in the fathers denial? Are you applying for something for the child or waiting...
It can take a year or more. He should get an attorney to help his case.