I owe 50,000 interest no principal owed.
I have moved your question from social security to bankruptcy for better consideration.
Southfield, MI
Social Security & Disability Lawyer at Southfield, MI
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I have moved your question from social security to bankruptcy for better consideration.
These cases can be difficult to prove but in your case I would suggest you at least speak with a good personal injury attorney in the area where...
If he has dementia he may no longer have the requisite capacity to grant a power of attorney. At that point guardianship would be an alternative.
I'm sorry but your question is unclear. Please re-post with more clarity.
Perhaps you can obtain assistance from the state bar association. Otherwise the Judge would be under no obligation to approve a fee agreement...
Duplicate question with a duplicate answer. All you can do at this point is wait.
You can check with the SSA but it is not unusual these days for decisions to take longer than 3 months.
You should immediately contact the attorney you had previously to discuss this issue. Your question is a bit unclear in that you say you settled...
Pretty much what it sounds like. They have your application, they've likely ordered medical records, and they are reviewing the claim.
A spouse would not be entitled to an auxiliary benefit which is something minor children of the disabled receive.