Can I work, earning less than $300/month, doing occasional petsitting, w/o jeopardizing my SSDI income
You are correct that there is a disability income limit. For 2016, that amount is $1,130.00. I would also advise you to be careful. Be sure to...
Grove City, OH
Social Security & Disability Lawyer at Grove City, OH
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You are correct that there is a disability income limit. For 2016, that amount is $1,130.00. I would also advise you to be careful. Be sure to...
I agree with Attorney Pham and Attorney Pont. You indicated that you will not qualify for income based aid. Assuming your child is a minor, ...
In your question, you indicated that your husband received SSI. I am not sure whether you meant SSI or SSDI. SSI is a needs based program for...
Attorney Kellman gave a very good recommendation. These payments will not impact your SSDI. SSDI is disability insurance. This does not...
I agree with Attorney Pham. This would be considered work like activity. The big issue in this case would be sedentary work. You must be...
The Mainecare approval is beneficial. However, I agree with Attorney Margolius and Attorney Pont. The social security judge is not bound by the...
I agree with Attorney Pham. Your husband's SSI may be reduced if you receive an income of any sort.
First, you are confusing SSI and SSD. You have it backwards. Second, has your mother reported her work to the Social Security Administration? ...
I agree with Attorney Pham. Your living situation may reduce your benefits. My recommendation is that you enter into a written contract to repay....
I agree with Attorney Pham. If there are no hypothetical questions to the VE, it is generally a good thing.