I am gonna be receiving a house and property from my parents and about 50k. i wanna continue to receive my ssi?

SSI is needs based. The amount of money you are getting would disqualify you. There are a few ways of legitimately dealing with this - spending the...

Typically, the judge will recommend that SSA decide whether you need a payee. So you should be able to talk directly to SSA about it if you...

As others have correctly pointed out - you have the option of continuing your benefits during the appeal. To do that, you must file your appeal...

Every case is different, so there is no way from this limited information that we could properly advise you. I would recommend speaking with your...

Do I qualifying for disability

To qualify for social security disability, you must have a health problem (or combination of problems) that keep you out of work for at least 12...

What happens after I received an odar letter? What are the next steps? Is it a sign I will win my ssi case?

I am fairly certain this is a form letter and not really indicative of your chances for success. That being said, you should have your attorney...

Can A. L. J. make a decision without first holding the promised supplemental hearing?

You should certainly file with the appeals council right away and explain this. However, I would also write the Judge a letter explaining that you...

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Hard to say based on what you've written here. Usually, when they send a letter stating they have made a medical decision, it means they have...

When your attorney is told during a hearing the judge wants him to turn in paper work and he doesn't and I lose my case, what d?

You only have 60 days from the date of the Judge's denial to file an appeal, so make sure that does not slip by you. You should check with your...

I went to the SSI doctor an the paper come in my score on the gaf was 50 an the other for scifranit was 270.50 what does that m?

GAF scores indicate your general level of functioning at that specific time. They are not usually considered by Social Security in determining your...