Can you sell a business and then be eligible for disability?
So long as the income earned is not for work performed then the sale of the business should not be an issue. There may be some explanation...
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So long as the income earned is not for work performed then the sale of the business should not be an issue. There may be some explanation...
I agree with the prior answers. You would not meet the durational requirements. Further, if you're under 50, you would need to prove you are...
SSI is a welfare type benefit with strict asset limitations. Money received from any source counts and will reduce or even eliminate your benefit...
It is likely that the court will automatically approve the fee agreement, however, you will have the opportunity to object.
I agree with the prior response. The critical matter is proving that your adult child became disabled prior to age 22 and remained unmarried. ...
It depends on the terms of your private disability insurance contract but you are usually unable to collect twice for the same period of time.
It depends on the judge I suppose. I for one have seen no such pattern.
You are under no obligation to speak with them.
Without relatively serious injuries there would be insufficient damages to warrant a legal action.
This is a question best asked of your divorce / family law attorney or by carefully reading the child support order.