Someone I know listed me on their SSD application as "someone who is familiar with their condition". Do I have to speak to SSA?

I agree with the other attorneys' responses. You don't have to answer the questions. Social Security always asks for the name of another person...

Can a minor who recieves survivor benefits still get them when she move out.?

I agree with Peter that you should call Social Security and ask them. They don't like it when someone redirects money meant for a particular...

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My claim was denied?

I agree with the other attorneys. One big thing to remember is that your medical records have to support your disability by indicating how your...

You should meet with a social security attorney as soon as you can to discuss your particular situation. The attorney will review your doctor’s...

Can an attorney request how much money my sister will receive each month as the sole benificiary of my dying sister's retirement

I am not licensed to practice in MA. However, I would suggest that sometimes people don't think through the consequences of the decisions they...

Post Hearing Testimony

It appears that you must not have had an attorney helping you during the hearing. In that case, I would write a letter to the ALJ, telling him/her...

My father refuses to give me or my mother my social security card.

The only answer, as already provided, is to go to your local Social Security Office with your ID and ask for a replacement.

Who can this person contact to get immediate attention for her dire situation. No income, no home and no car. What can she do?

I agree with the other attorneys who are encouraging you to have her contact her attorney. Her attorney will be familiar with the local resources...

How does marriage affect my social security disability?

I agree with everyone's analysis with this additional comment. You didn't say how old you are or whether the person you are intending to marry is...

Should I file a claim for SSI or go talk to them?

Many people find that talking to Social Security is confusing. You are not alone. I agree with the attorneys who are recommending that you speak...