Recently retired and receiving social security
As I read your question, you say you retired rather than getting fired. At least here in Michigan leaving a job voluntarily does not entitle you...
Southfield, MI
Social Security & Disability Lawyer at Southfield, MI
Practice Areas: Social Security, Car Accidents, Personal Injury
As I read your question, you say you retired rather than getting fired. At least here in Michigan leaving a job voluntarily does not entitle you...
Since SSI is a welfare program for the disabled, any money you have goes into the financial calculations. $12k is certainly enough to cause you to...
Possibly. You could be denied for SSDI if you have not worked long enough or recently enough to be "insured" for disability benefits. You may...
Much depends on what injuries if any your 9 year old suffered. Hopefully they were not injured at all but, if they were, then you will need a...
Your auto insurance company must pay for your lost wages, medical bills, home care and the like. If you're injuries are serious enough to meet the...
Sue the mechanic for "conversion" which may allow for double or even triple damages depending the laws of your state. I suggest you have...
A tort claim is in its simplest terms a claim for reimbursement or payment due to injuries caused by someone's negligence. Given what you're...
Your money is likely being held up for reasons unknown by the payment center. Have your attorney contact the SSA and attempt to resolve the problem.
It is not a question of temporary or permanent but, instead, whether SS taxes were paid so that you become "insured" for disability benefits.
You should apply for both retirement and SSD at the same time. SSI is a welfare program so is likely not what you want.