SSI/SSDI and Child Support - How does the custodial parent get payments for their child?
If the father receives SSDI benefits then an "auxiliary benefit" should be paid to the custodial parent. That would not be true for an SSI claim.
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If the father receives SSDI benefits then an "auxiliary benefit" should be paid to the custodial parent. That would not be true for an SSI claim.
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Sorry but I do not see a question here. Regardless, the issue you raise is not one for the lawyers on this site.
I agree with the prior answer. Absent injuries requiring significant medical care you would not have sufficient damages to warrant legal action.
As a general rule, a business is not responsible for the criminal acts of others.
It varies a bit but anywhere from a week to a month would not be unusual barring any issues that come up such as medical liens.
SSDI could be denied due to a lack of sufficient work history before they even look at your medical records. So there is absolutely no way to...
In my opinion the amount at issue - labor to re-install the headlights - is not enough to warrant any legal action.
While I agree with Mr. Maitland I will note that your post is rather vague. You may wish to ask again with some additional details and context.
Laws vary somewhat by state but generally that is not too complex. Seek out a local family law attorney for assistance.