Why do I get the SSD amount I get now? What's the difference between being temporarily disabled and permanently disabled?

SSD payments are based upon how much you've paid into the system over the years in payroll taxes. If you have not worked enough or recently enough...

Personal Injury case filed is leaving me with no money and in debt, why is this when I am the innocent victim?

Because both you and the driver of the other car did not have sufficient insurance to cover the loss. If you have underinsured motorist coverage...

Can i sue my insurance company?

If by not take the complete loss you mean keep your car then you can likely do so without suing your insurance company. I have seen cases where...

The auxiliary benefits must be spent for the behalf of the children and not just pocketed. Contact the SSA and let them know what is happening. ...

Social Security Disability or SSI

There is an excellent attorney in Phoenix who regularly participates on the board. If that's not close enough then go to the Avvo "find a lawyer"...

Can I sue somebody that wrecked my motorcycle?

This may be a state specific issue but, it seems to me, that if you have insurance on your bike you ought to file a claim and let them pay for...

How can I fill for disability and or do I qualify

I suggest you have a detailed conversation with a local SS attorney to determine what your options are. Avoid the national firms and those who are...

If My vehicle is in an accident but is uninsured will the other persons insurance pay for repairs because he was at fault?

No. Michigan has been a no fault state since 1973 which means - among other things - that your insurance company pays for damages to your car...

I am Tori Can I get disability or food stamps if I have been to prison for selling drugs

Having been to prison does not disqualify you from SS benefits. However, you must still prove that you are "disabled" as that term is used by the...

What if a person die and they were divorce and social security say the deceased was owe a payment but it goes to next to kin

I agree with Ms. Kellman. Ordinarily a former spouse would not be able to collect SS benefits for themselves but only for a child of the deceased....