Tampa, FL
Social Security & Disability Lawyer at Tampa, FL
Practice Areas: Social Security, Administrative Law, Personal Injury
Use the find a lawyer tool here on Avvo or contact your state and county bar association. The fee will vary on whether your child continues to...
Disability claims are often reviewed to see if the person/child continues to be disabled. In the past, SSA was lax about conducting these review,...
The answer really depends on many factors. Some have already been stated in the prior responses. In addition, if you were awarded SSI benefits,...
In addition, his financial situation and whether he has "to give up the car" has no bearing on whether or not there has been a violation of any...
SSDI is not affected by marriage. Only if she receives Supplemental Security Income (SSI) would marriage affect benefit eligibility.
It certainly is a possibility. A married couple cannot have more than $3000 in resources and any income you have can reduce or eliminate your...
I agree with Mr. Pham but if he only receives SSI then there is no benefit for the children. The same also applies if he has not paid enough into...
To make things easier in such a circumstance, I recommend using the application date as the onset date. You can't receive retroactive benefits any...
I agree with Mr. Pont. I'll add that you should contact your local office to be sure her claim has been flagged as critical. They won't do that...
If eligible, you cannot receive both benefits. SSA will only pay you the higher benefit amount.
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