Social security
Mr. Pont provided an accurate answer. The debt that was written off should not be considered as earned income.
Fairhope, AL
Social Security & Disability Lawyer at Fairhope, AL
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Mr. Pont provided an accurate answer. The debt that was written off should not be considered as earned income.
I agree with Ms. Kellman. You MAY be able to use a different alleged onset date and still be insured as of that date. I would speak with an...
The prior answers are correct. There are provisions that allow you to work and continue to get SSDI. If you are getting Supplemental Security...
There is no limitation for SSD as there is for SSI. SSD is based on what you have paid in over the years in work related taxes. SSD is only...
I agree with the prior answers. Potentially you may have been denied as SS did not think your condition would keep you from working for a period...
Ms. Kellman is correct and it explains it well.
Mr. Bordelon did an excellent job explaining the difference between SSI and SSD. The alleged onset date of your disability is when you believe you...
Ms. Kellman is correct and provides an excellent response. With SSI being a poverty/needs based program income from WC or VA would probably make...
As Ms. Kellman indicated it should not cause a problem with your SSDI. On te other hand if you are receiving Supplemental Security Income (SSI)...
I agree with Ms. Kellman. Try to get this resolved as it could cause you problems down the road. Often times it is much less costly to get this...