My husband receives SS disability. Will this affect his child benefits
The auxiliary benefits will not be changed due to the marriage. Congrats.
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The auxiliary benefits will not be changed due to the marriage. Congrats.
You are permitted to own one car and still get SSI. Two cars and you risk losing the extra $76 per month.
The insurance company will NEVER take you seriously and NEVER give you fair value without an attorney. Hire local counsel asap.
If I'm reading this correctly, you were receiving benefits then had a determination which found you able to work. You then appealed that decision...
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It is possible but only if your SSDI payment amount is lower than the SSI benefit (usually $733 per month). In other words, you will get the...
You can continue to make $500 per month indefinitely without having any impact on your SSDI benefit. If, however, you are on SSI then that...
I agree with the prior answer. The $600 is not in lieu of child support but is, instead, an extra benefit paid when there is a minor child of...
So long as the divorce is not finalized prior to your 10th anniversary then you should be fine.
Best to get ahead of this situation right now to avoid bigger problems down the line. I suggest that your friend personally go into their local...