Assuming you are receiving SSDI benefits, a one time payment of $150.00 would not impact your continued eligibility to receive SSDI. $150.00 is...

The simple answer is “yes”. It sounds like your child would meet the medical eligibility requirements for child SSI (assuming she under 18). The...

Overpayments are dischargeable through a bankruptcy filing but it sounds like you have multiple issues that can not be competently addressed in a...

A worsening of a medical condition would not disqualify a person from continuing to receive SSI. However, if a person is staying at a half-way...

Your question is a bit vague: not sure what you mean by "1/3 of your check". Regardless, attorney's fees for representation of disability...

Whenever your financial situation changes, you have to update Social Security. Receiving an inheritance certainly was a change in your financial...

Maybe. It depends on how your Worker's Comp C&R settlement is structured. Social Security applies something called the "80% rule" when calculating...

The first attorney answer in this chain was the best: consult with an experienced and knowledgeable bankruptcy attorney to address the specific...

SSI is not garnishable. SSDI can be garnished but only for certain types of government debt. You may want to speak with a local attorney familiar...

I agree with Mr. Pont. A review of your claim by an experienced local attorney to review the specific facts of your situation would be advisable.