Tampa, FL
Social Security & Disability Lawyer at Tampa, FL
Practice Areas: Social Security, Administrative Law, Personal Injury
No, no one can tell you. Be patient. It can take the Treasury days to weeks to months to process payments.
You're correct. If it was determined the father continues to be disabled, then both the father and child will receive retroactive benefits. When is...
It depends on if that parent ever worked and for how long. The surviving parent can apply for benefits at the local SSA office and find out if...
You're a bit confused. The single rate you reference of $733 is the maximum rate for an individual unless there is a state supplement. The couple...
I agree with the prior answers. Regarding trying it alone, what for? Statistics show those with attorneys get approved at a high rate than those...
There is no way to tell how many credits you have from the information provided. Go to ssa.gov and create an account, then you can see how many...
"unless we get a doctor to say we can't work a 40 hour job we don't qualify" - I don't necessarily agree with that statement. Such a statement from...
If they actually each received SSI, then your husband's benefits would stop and your child's may increase or stay the same. If your husband...
I'm concerned that an attorney is representing that they specialize in a particular disease. I'm unaware of any such specializations. While an...
I agree with the prior answers. Your entitlement is what is relevant to you, not his.
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