Well I do not see that you have actually asked a question but, in my opinion, this is almost certainly a scam.

You have a duty to cooperate with your insurance company. Failure to do so could - under certain circumstances - lead to a loss of coverage.

That your son is receiving SSDI benefits is not relevant. As to what you can receive, assuming your spouse is getting retirement benefits you will...

Unless your injuries were severe enough that they required medical attention then you would not have any viable claims in my opinion.

I agree with Mr. Quick and will add that you can certainly call your local social security office and ask if your lawyer has been paid.

Like so many things in the law the answer is "maybe." Royalties would be considered passive income which should not impact SSDI. However,...

In my opinion you will not be able to get an increased benefit payment. That's because you became disabled after your full retirement age.

Your post is a bit unclear but, as a general rule, if you are on SSI rather than SSDI then you will get the higher of the two benefits at 62...

I do not see that you have actually asked a question. You may wish to repost and clarify what it is you are seeking.

A lump sum personal injury settlement should not impact either your SSDI benefits nor our Medicare. However, Medicaid often has income / asset...