Southfield, MI
Social Security & Disability Lawyer at Southfield, MI
Practice Areas: Social Security, Car Accidents, Personal Injury
In my opinion the only possible claim would be against the parents of the child (children) who threw the rock. However, insurance companies do not...
Should they? No. Do they? Seemingly all the time. It is frustrating in the extreme to be sure.
In my opinion you are best served by retaining counsel as early in the process as possible. Even the application for SS benefits can be...
You do not get any credits (at least from the SSA) for caring for your parents. However, SS retirement benefits do not require that you have...
I'm sorry but your question is unclear to me. If you are on SSI you are allowed to own one vehicle but there is certainly no requirement that you...
Since SSI is based both on financial hardship and medical impairments, you will lose your SSI if receive a $17k lump sum distribution. Take the...
You will not go to jail, however, there are significant financial issues that you will face. The insurance company for the other car will pay...
At this point it appears that you will have to reapply for benefits and prove that you are again disabled.
While a diagnosis is obviously helpful on so many levels, ultimately it is how the medical problem affects the child rather than what we call it. ...
Possibly but disability is more than just a diagnosis. Much depends on your age, education and work history as well as how your impairments...
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