Southfield, MI
Social Security & Disability Lawyer at Southfield, MI
Practice Areas: Social Security, Car Accidents, Personal Injury
I agree with Mr. Gillette that you can request a waiver of the overpayment but, no, you cannot sue Social Security.
Not necessarily. An exacerbation of a pre-existing medical condition may still be a serious enough injury to support a case. After a certain age...
The answer to both questions is maybe but more information would be needed to know for certain. Here is link that you may find helpful: ...
In a word, yes. Your son has been badly hurt and, while the laws regarding dog bites are fairly straight forward, the way claims are handled by...
I don't really see a question here. I'm guessing that you have a dispute with your representative payee and, if so, you may seek to have a new...
I don't really see a question here but more of a political concern. The law is the law and barring an act of Congress it will not change. I will...
Your SS payments depend on what you've paid into the system over the years. Assuming you have been properly credited for your earnings then there...
I agree with Mr. Pham. Although ordinarily this would not present a problem there are several possibilities as noted that could jeopardize your...
I agree with the prior answer. You may use any name you'd like so long as it is not being done for a fraudulent purpose.
As a general rule, gambling winnings are considered unearned income and thus would not impact your SSDI claim. ...