Can I receive my ex spouse's Social security when my SSDI switches over at age 65?
Probably but this is a question best asked of the SSA directly. In my opinion, if you are otherwise qualified, the mere fact that you were...
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Probably but this is a question best asked of the SSA directly. In my opinion, if you are otherwise qualified, the mere fact that you were...
The answer varies from state to state depending on available programs. Not really a legal issue but one best asked of the Commonwealth. ...
Perhaps but this is a math question best asked of the SSA directly rather than a legal question.
Maybe. Spousal income will be considered joint income for purposes of SSI which, as you know, has very strict and very low limits.
It depends on the date you applied - since benefits are not payable until the month after the month of application - and the date of your onset of...
Perhaps. Spousal income is considered family income for purposes of SSI calculations.
Another excellent source to find counsel is www.nosscr.org which is the National Organization of Social Security Claimant's Representatives.
The fact that you got a CD, and could not open it, leads me to believe that you did not have an attorney representing your son. At this point all...
You are certainly free to consult with and perhaps hire new workers compensation counsel. I will re-post to that forum for better consideration.
Until a family law judge says otherwise. The fact that he's receiving disability benefits does not absolve you of that responsibility.