If the benefit you are receiving is SSI, then you should report it. The casino is going to report it to the IRS anyway so Social Security will...

Mr. Pont is correct: your attorney needs to answering your questions and addressing your concerns. That’s what they get paid to do.

Yes she can but she will need to keep track of how the money is spent so it may not be the most practical arrangement.

A person on SSI is required to report money they receive from any source to Social Security or they may be assessed an overpayment and have to...

Sorry, but unclear as to what your question is. "C&R" is a phrase used in Workers' Comp cases meaning "Compromise and Release" - the final written...

To be eligible for benefits, the step-parent must have have financially supported the stepchild before becoming becoming disabled or dying;...

Absolutely - and you should. The more medical evidence supporting your claim that can’t work, the better.

Forward the medical records showing the worsening of your condition to the Appeals Council. It may help with your pending appeal or act as a...

Because SSI is a needs-based program: if you have access to other financial resources, then you have use them before you can hold a hand out to the...

Yes. Auxiliary [child or spouse] benefits are included in the taxable income of the person who has the legal right to receive them.