All I have is a social security check. Can a person be sued for that?

Money you receive from Social Security is exempt from collection in almost all cases.

For social security disability benefits, can I change my rep payee just because my rep payee doesn't feel like doing it anymore?

The SSA cannot force your brother to remain payee. Since you have another family member who is willing to accept that responsibility you should...

I was asked to come down to ssi and to speak to someone are they cutting me off because its not a medical review

I agree with Ms. Kellman. SSI has a "non-medical" requirement which means they will look at your finances to make sure you still qualify.

We must have regularly review cases and need information from you

This is a duplicate question with a duplicate answer. You must cooperate with the SSA so they can make certain you remain "disabled" and thus...

Selected as the best answer

As the prior two answers correctly note, just because you were found disabled and thus eligible for SSI benefits does not mean you will continue to...

When should we get a will completed and what do we need to have specifically spelled out in the documents?

Congratulations and I commend you for addressing this issue now. I encourage you and your wife to both your "estate planning" done as soon as...

Who is responsible for this accident,

In my opinion the driver of the van is at fault as they have the obligation to ensure the space is clear.

Did my freind do food stamp fraud or honest mistake, will they understand?

I agree with Ms. Kellman but would add that it is always better to come forward and be honest about such things.

Can i go to jail for welfare fraud if found guilty

I suggest you get ahead of this issue by having a conversation with a local criminal defense attorney. You should also avoid posting anything...

1. What can I claim? 2. Should I just sign the papers?

I agree with the prior answers. Contact a good personal injury attorney in your area right away. They can best advise you on how to respond to...