If the judge did not say you needed a payee it is unlikely one will be required for either SSI or SSDI.

The PERC interview is usually very brief and will be even faster for someone like you who is homeless and has no assets. As I have said before, to...

Sorry but I do not see a question here. Regardless, you would be wise to retain a local family lawyer to contest the visitation.

Could be one of several reasons. Best not to speculate at this point.

Your "insured status" likely expired five years ago which means you would only qualify for SSDI if proven "disabled" prior to that date. ...

I agree with Ms. Orrell. There is no way to provide you with a meaningful answer.

Perhaps but more information and context would be needed to properly advise.

That is a question to ask of your lawyer.

No you cannot but I will note that this is becoming a more common problem.

Those on SSI are allowed to own a home in which they live. They are also allowed to own one vehicle. I am unaware of any regulation that would...