Congratulations on returning to the work force! Yes, as the prior answers have indicated, you are putting your continued eligibility for SSDI at...

This is a question you should be asking your lawyer.

If Social Security decides to stop your benefits, they will inform you of that by written notice to you. If you feel that you cannot return to full...

A cash settlement from any source will have an impact on a person’s continued eligibility to receive SSI. After the first $20.00 dollars in...

First, its very important to have a clear understanding of which disability program administered by Social Security you are on. If you are...

Depends on the facts of your situation. Your worker’s comp attorney should be answering this question for you.

A married couple both on SSI cannot have more than $3000.00 in a bank account.

You may want to speak with an attorney experienced and knowledgeable about Social Security concerning your situation. There are several questions...

I agree with Mr. Pont’s advice. You may also want reach out to your local Legal Aid office to see if they can assist.

Your SSDI and your child’s auxiliary benefits should not be effected as the settlement would be considered passive income to you. Compensation for...