How can a physically disabled person (63 yrs old) increase his monthly food stamp amount of $16 monthly. SSDI of $164 monthly.

I agree with Mr. Lonetto. Apply for SSI and see if they can increase your benefit to $733 per month.

Is this a winning case for medical malpractice?

You don't mention whether this patient suffered any serious or permanent injuries as a result. Damages are a critical component of any case and...

Can I get help paying my reinstatement fees in Ohio if I'm disabled on social security?

I agree that your question is a bit vague. If you restate your question with more specifics I'm sure the attorneys who participate on Avvo would...

16yr old dad passed away and mother who was estranged from husband keeping social security check. Only lives with mom 1/2 time.

It appears that the mother has been appointed the payee for social security benefits. As the payee, she is legally obligated to use the money for...

Do u think i qualify for SS disability benefits? I hav bad arthritis and am in remission from 2 bouts of cancer.

I think you do have a good case and encourage you to file for disability and retain a good local attorney. Avoid the national outfits or those...

Can I own my home and it not interfere with disability and/or social security benefits in NC?

I agree with Mr. Pham. If your mom is getting SSDI then it does not matter at all who owns the home or how many homes she owns. If she is getting...

Can they drop my dads ssi and medicaid cause of my mom?

That it was not a joint account does not matter. As the prior answer correctly notes there are income / asset limits for those receiving SSI since...

If you had a car accident but at the time you didn't have insurance do you have any rights if the accident wasn't your fault?

I agree with Mr. Brennan. More information is needed to know what "rights" you are seeking to enforce, however, without the legally required...

I am disabled but we have a stabile income. I am unable to work in my chosen profession (nurse).

I agree with the prior two answers. If you have sufficient work credits to qualify for SSDI then your husband's income will be irrelevant.

I agree with Attorneys Liblang and Gorman. This is not a lemon law case per se but you may have other remedies.