The answer may be no. If the ALJ said you became disabled after you no longer had sufficient credits (technically referred to as being past...

It depends on the type of benefits you are receiving. If you are receiving Title II Disability, it will not affect your benefits. Having the...

Of course you can. You would revoke the Power of Attorney, if it is active currently. Draft a new will and new POA, and destroy all copies of the...

It depends on the type of disability payment. If Title XVI (SSI), the benefits can not be garnished at all for child support. If Title II...

Your grandparents have no obligation to pay for anything, if they are not legally responsible for her. Once she became an adult, unless they were...

You can not simply continue to receive all or part of his SSDI once your husband passes. In fact, you must return any benefits he receives for the...

Based on the way you have phrased your question, I am assuming that the larger story is that while you have SSDI eligibility, it is a fairly low...

Can you help me apply for SSI??

You need to contact a local disability attorney for help figuring out why you are being denied, and what you can do about it. You can look for one...

There are 2 witness signatures on my mother's power of attorney but not notarized will this work

The Texas statues state that a power of attorney: "(4) is acknowledged by the principal or another adult directed by the principal as...

How can I tell if my disabled sister-in-law is receiving SSI or SSDI?

To add to Mr. Pont's excellent answer, if she was found disabled before age 18, she would either be receiving SSI or DAC. DAC is a lesser-known...