Does a child become a ward of the government or loose rights when they get a social security number?
Absolutely not. These are bizarre conspiracy theories that have no basis in the law. You should get your child a Social Security number. It...
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Absolutely not. These are bizarre conspiracy theories that have no basis in the law. You should get your child a Social Security number. It...
To expand on Ms. Koslyn's answer, it sounds like you need practical bookkeeping help as your first order of business. You may not be able to...
Your feelings about this aside, yes, she absolutely does need it. A person can get disability benefits one of two ways - on their own earnings,...
You can, of course, apply for disability, but the question is whether you will succeed. In order to have a good case, you must pass the financial...
They would have stopped your SSI, not your SSDI. SSDI continues without a problem as long as the income does not come from work. SSI is diminished...
It sounds like you have it backward - they would have stopped your SSI, not your SSDI. Your SSDI would not be suspended due to any sort of non-work...
Mr. Pont hit it on the nose. Agencies acting as representative payees have been a source of great trouble for people like your friend. Instead,...
You can only receive "short term disability" if you have a short term disability policy, likely through your employer. Social Security disability...
Nothing. Your child now has a Social Security Number. That will be necessary for your child to function in society in the future, and may be...
Likely not, and it is also likely that your attorney was correct, and you are wrong about how to handle your claim. I suggest that you seek another...