Social Security Benefits

If you are legally married to your soon-to-be ex-spouse, he or she will be entitled to file for Social Security benefits as long as he or she meets...

Can My Ex get Social security before I turn 65 or whatever the age is now? I am about 10years younger than her,

Your ex-spouse can receive benefits on your earnings record if: (1) the two of you were married at least 10 years; (2) she is at least 62 years...

My wife is has been disabled for 9 years, do her benefits change at retirement age

Assuming that your wife is receiving disability insurance benefits (DIB) and not supplemental security income (SSI), at full retirement age (66),...

3 of my 4 adult children ore on SSI due to disabilities.

If your three children are, in fact, on SSI and not SSDI, then their receipt of property by virtue of your will or life insurance policy could make...

Just approved for SSD. Do I have to pay back every cent to my LTD with my lump sump if SSD awarded me a $300 monthly increase?

I agree with Mr. Comerford and Mr. Rouse. I would add that in most policies, there is a dollar-for-dollar offset for any SSDI you receive. However,...

Ms. Crider gave you an excellent answer and I agree with her. I would say just one thing: If you hire another attorney, the ALJ in your case would...

Is ltd over payment still have to be paid to insurance company if im no longer receiving ltd prior to receiving SSDI back pay.

Without more information, it is impossible to give you a precise answer. Your SSDI was approved in August 2014, but what month did your entitlement...

It is my understanding that due to privacy and security issues, Social Security has only provided direct, online access to claimants' files to...

Husband receives SS retirement benefits and I have applied for SSDI. Does a substantial cash gift affect either benefit?

I assume you are asking whether your and your husband's receipt of a cash gift would affect your SSDI and/or your husband's Social Security...

Social Security Disability

It sounds as though what SSA asked you to complete was a waiver of overpayment. You should do so. However, you must show the overpayment was not...