Is an incorrect itemized bill grounds to receive my deposit back?
I will repost this under landlord / tenant law so you get an answer.
Southfield, MI
Social Security & Disability Lawyer at Southfield, MI
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I will repost this under landlord / tenant law so you get an answer.
In my opinion you do have a case, albeit not a big case, and will certainly need to retain an attorney. Use the Avvo "find a lawyer" tool and seek...
Use the Avvo "find a lawyer" tool and seek out someone near you right away. They can advise on how to best proceed.
Certainly not a huge case but the may be a young attorney in your area willing to accept this. Keep looking. Avvo has a good "find a lawyer" tool.
Because SSI has very strict asset and income limits the administration will want to take a look at your bank statements. This is very common.
You can contact the SSA and ask the you no longer have a payee. One thing to be cautious of, however, is evidence that you no longer need a payee...
It seems to me that you have likely been approved but there simply is no way to be certain until you receive the written decision.
Absolutely, You should go to your local social security office and arrange for the switch.
This does not seem right to me if only because the attorney fee is usually capped at $6000. I cannot speak to how much your attorney should have...
Based upon what you have posted it is likely that you have been approved in my opinion. However, there is no way to be absolutely certain until...