Maybe but medical malpractice claims are complicated. Too complicated for this simple Q&A forum. I suggest that you get all of those records and...

This link may help answer your questions: https://www.ssa.gov/benefits/retirement/planner/applying7.html#h4

It is difficult to prove one is disabled if there is no evidence in the form of medical records. Further, mental health care can often be done...

Yes that's true. A disabled child would only qualify for SSI which has very strict and very low household income / asset limitations.

The age of majority in Michigan is 18 meaning she is free to see whomever she pleases. You don't state your age however. Trespassing is a...

The smart thing to do is notify your homeowners insurance company immediately.

The death certificate is not really the relevant issue. As to SS benefits, she would not qualify for anything from her deceased son.

I agree with Mr. Maitland. I partially disagree with Mr. Arrasmith. While both SSDI and SSI require proof that you are "disabled," only SSI is...

If you are filing a claim for LTD benefits it is entirely reasonable for the insurer to request your medical records.

Like so many things in the law the answer is "maybe." This simple Q&A forum is not the place for a detailed analysis of a complicated matter such...