What are the rules about Medical Marijuana If you want to stop the pain pills. Would Disability Social Security Prohibit.
No. Taking medically prescribed marijuana does not disqualify you from SSDI eligibility.
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No. Taking medically prescribed marijuana does not disqualify you from SSDI eligibility.
No. Filing C13 will result in automatic stay being imposed. Automatic stay will stop foreclosure. Note -automatic stay may be lifted upon...
Marriage will affect various benefits in different ways. SS widow benefit will not be affected. Medicare benefits will continue. You will not...
No need for legal separation. Do be prepared to prove actual separation and reduced income to qualify for additional benefit.
If current Texas counsel is not responding to inquiries, retain Oregon counsel. Doing so should not add to your costs.
Step One -Consult probate counsel totransfer assets to you and daughter. Step Two -review SS eligibility for self and daughter with SS counsel.
Yes. Proposed caption is correct to identify party being sued.
Yes. You may sue debit card company if damages incurred.
Yes. Basedon information provided, you have viable lawsuit against collector. Retain counsel for assistance with lifting freeze on bank account.
Yes. SSA may be sued. SSA may only be sued after all administrative remedies exhausted. Proper court is federal district court.