Is your control number your social security number
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Other than the gross out factor you would not appear to have any damages and thus no lawsuit.
Who would you sue? Who do you believe was "at fault" or "negligent?"
Avvo has a good "find a lawyer" tool for this purpose. Get appropriate medical care then call an attorney right away.
Unless the Judge absolves you of your obligations you will still have to pay the fines.
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No way to know until you receive the written decision. In my experience there is no link between how long the decision takes and the outcome.
You may be able to receive benefits as early as age 60 but not now unless you yourself are disabled. This link may help: ...
Seek out an attorney in your area who can assist you with a "special needs trust."
We see this question a lot. All it means is they have made a decision but we don't know what that decision actually is until you get the written...