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I there anyway to speed up the 6 month waiting period to begin receiving SSDI?
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Answered on July 10, 2014
there is no money paid during the waiting period so no retroactive money for that period is possible.
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My 95 year old mother came to live with me over 5 years ago. She has a Green Card and a Social security number.
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Answered on July 10, 2014
She is here legally so she can apply.
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I am not applying for SSI until age 70 can I receive a regular SSI monthly benefit now on my Ex husband social security account
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Answered on July 09, 2014
Yes you can. Go to local office and file. This is a smart thing to do.
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Can my ex go after my social security payments to pay past due alimony and child support?
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Answered on July 09, 2014
child support can and will be deducted from benefits.
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Do I have to repay partial month SSDI back to LTD for money I have not received from SSDI yet.
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Answered on July 09, 2014
You should only have to repay for period for which you actually received money for both.
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Withdraw getting social security
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Answered on July 09, 2014
Yes you can if you repay the amount withdrawn within a year.
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Im the custodial parent on ssdi my son gets dependent benefits off my ssdi.
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Answered on July 09, 2014
The total income of both parties is considered. You should consult a local family law attorney.
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I will be retiring oct 1st. i will be getting a pension, my husband and i will be divorcing in sc. he has a small pension and is
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Answered on July 09, 2014
This is a family law question and will be controlled by the laws of your state. You need to talk with a divorce attorney to get guidance.
Social security disability and divorce
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Answered on July 08, 2014
These questions are really family law questions which you should be asking your attorney. But whether you will ever get a back payment is...
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I am 63 1/2. If I draw SS, and make 50,000 per yr. how will this effect me and what if I lose the job, what happens to my SS
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Answered on July 08, 2014
Your SS will be reduced some but that will ultimately increase your lifetime monthly amount if you delay getting SS until full retirement age. Go...
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