Could I buy a house without losing my Social Security benefits?
Yes, a person receiving Social Security disability benefits can buy a house.
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Yes, a person receiving Social Security disability benefits can buy a house.
It depends on how “work” you do in regards to your rental property. For example, are we talking about a room you're renting out of your house or an...
Assuming that you mother's claim was for SSDI benefits, you would have standing to file a "Substitution of Party" form - Form HA-539 with Social...
It should be ok. “Passive income” - income that you did not actively do something for like job wages - does not effect SSDI eligibility. However,...
From your question, its sounds like you are asking about the California SDI program. The best way to get an answer as to how much your SDI payments...
It means what it says: you application for disability benefits is being processed.
Having the child will not affect your SSI in itself. Your child would only qualify for SSI if the child were also disabled.
You are correct to seek competent legal counsel. Try using the “Find a Lawyer” feature here on AVVO or the National Organization of Social Security...
Try the “Find a Lawyer” service on AVVO to locate an experienced Social Security lawyer near you. You can also try the National Organization of...
It will all depend on whether or not you meet the legal definition of what it means to be “disabled” for purposes of Social Security. You should...