Who can walk me through a garnishment against social security benefits (alimony)

I will repost this under family law or divorce to see if you can get meaningful responses.

Need to talk to a lawyer about my representative payee for Social Security

A rep payee is not supposed to just give you the money but, instead, use those funds for your care and benefit. If this is not happening then...

At this point there is nothing further you can do be wait. It sounds promising but you just can't be certain until you receive the written decision.

My son will be turning 18 in 2 week he has down syndrome is he allowed to collect social security.

Once he turns 18 any income earned by a parent will no longer be counted against him so the benefit payment likely will increase.

Any SSDI attorney please answer my question.

Sorry but this is not really a legal question but, instead, a financial one. For purposes of a pending claim for SSDI there is no difference.

When I am responding to a petition with a counter petition do I serve the other parties lawyer?

While not a direct response to your question, I believe the more complete answer is this: get a lawyer and do not try to represent yourself. ...

My father died when I was 16, I am now 41. I recently found out that my mother received ssi benefits, can I report fraud?

Assuming there was fraud it occurred 23 years ago. I doubt the Inspector General would be interested in pursuing such a claim at this late date.

I'm devorce from my ex husband he just died two weeks ago, I want to no if I can get his SS? I was married over 10 years,

Maybe. Here is a link which should answer your question: https://www.ssa.gov/planners/survivors/onyourown3.html

I got into an accident and got confused over my car insurance and I've been charged with driving while uninsured

I agree with the prior answers. If you were insured then the prosecutor cannot prove an essential element of the case. Nonetheless, get a lawyer.

I am. 63 and running out of savings. I am certified disabled and receiving $735 a month and a $95 Snap card and...

Possibly. If what you are receiving is early retirement at the reduced rate you may be able to increase your benefit payment somewhat by seeking...