Southfield, MI
Social Security & Disability Lawyer at Southfield, MI
Practice Areas: Social Security, Car Accidents, Personal Injury
This link: https://www.ssa.gov/pubs/EN-05-10076.pdf should provide you with the information you need on your responsibilities as the payee.
I must agree with the prior answers. At this point, as tough as this may be, the only thing to do is be patient.
I agree with Mr. Lonetto. The case has been won so all that's left to do at this point is be a bit patient - I know that's tough after all this...
Maybe, but more information is needed. The definition of "disabled" as that term is used by the SSA, depends on your age, education and work...
Your question is unclear. Perhaps the link provided in the prior answer gives you the information you need. If not, please re-post the question...
This is a rare circumstance but by your good fortune an attorney in your area has handled just such a matter. Follow his advice.
No, auxiliary benefits are not available under this situation but you have asked a very good question.
I agree with the prior answer. There is no cap on what you can spend on rent, however, since SSI is based on financial need it would certainly...
I agree with Ms. Kellman. Once your case is in the District Court you are permitted to file a new application and I see no downside in doing so.
I agree with the prior answers. The job of a rep payee is not to just turn the money over. However, the payee must account for how the money is...
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