When a person gets approved for disability, is it retroactive to the last day you were able to work?
I agree with the two prior answers. I also suggest you discuss with a local SS attorney the facts and circumstances of your claim to see if they...
Southfield, MI
Social Security & Disability Lawyer at Southfield, MI
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I agree with the two prior answers. I also suggest you discuss with a local SS attorney the facts and circumstances of your claim to see if they...
I for one find the online portal unreliable. Best bet is to speak to someone at your local SS field office.
You should call and inquire into the status. Five months is the outer edge of normal in my experience.
No. Capitol One cannot garnish your social security.
I agree with Mr. Rafter that the best thing to do is just call. I for one have found the messaging on Avvo to be unreliable.
You would be ill advised to try this without counsel.
Context is important but you do not provide any so the lawyers on this board cannot give you any meaningful answers. You may wish to repost.
If you have homeowners insurance then let them defend the case. If not, you will need to retain local counsel since this would not be a DIY project.
Attending school full time will be seen as the equivalent of working full time and will place benefits in jeopardy. I advise caution.
I agree with Mr. Maitland. A "fleeing felon" cannot get disability but you should be fine.