Can I sue my attorney for malpractice if they have not filed my Social Security appeal within the alloted time?
There's still time so no. You can always see independent counsel.
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There's still time so no. You can always see independent counsel.
Yes, a power of attorney will work for you.
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There is a specific statute allowing for it. The best is for her parents to see an attorney to pursue it.
No such thing. Use this statute as a start. http://codes.ohio.gov/orc/3109.042v1
That would seem to be a substantial change of circumstances to warrant it but you'd have to consult a local attorney to consider all factors.