Southfield, MI
Social Security & Disability Lawyer at Southfield, MI
Practice Areas: Social Security, Car Accidents, Personal Injury
Mr. Nelson: this is far too complicated a matter to address on your own and will require a good, local, personal injury attorney who can look at...
I agree with Mr. Rothstein. That is the general rule although it can vary from State to State.
Mr. Pham and Ms. Kellman have provided excellent advice. I agree with their assessment that your SSDI will not be impacted by the inheritance.
It is not surprising that your injury claim has not settled yet as it has only been six weeks. In order to get SS benefits you must show that you...
$300 per month should not be an issue but I also advise caution. The SSA reviews ongoing disability claims with greater frequency these days and...
I agree with the two prior answers. Although there is more information needed on the exact benefit your husband was receiving it is likely that...
The law allows you to work a bit, but not much, and still claim to be disabled. The current maximum amount is $1130 per month before taxes. ...
As usual, Mr. Pham is exactly correct. I would encourage you to speak to a local Social Security attorney to explore the best possible way to...
I agree with Ms. Kellman and will emphasize the need to keep a copy of all documents you bring to the SSA along with proof that they have been...
I agree with the two prior answers. Working, even a couple of hours per week for no pay, may be considered in the disability decision process. ...
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