Do I have cause to sue? Who’s responsible?
First, more bad news: Strictly speaking, one cannot opt out of Part A if one is receiving Social Security retirement benefits (RIB) or disability...
Laguna Niguel, CA
Social Security & Disability Lawyer at Laguna Niguel, CA
Practice Areas: Social Security
First, more bad news: Strictly speaking, one cannot opt out of Part A if one is receiving Social Security retirement benefits (RIB) or disability...
Your options are fairly foreclosed at this point in time. Disability is based on the inability to work. You must be unable to do any work activity,...
By itself, old paperwork from a Workers Compensation claim should not affect your continued receipt of Social Security Disability. If you filed a...
the short answer is, Yes. An individual cannot have more than $2000 in countable resources ($3,000 is maximum allowable for a couple). If what your...
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You also asked whether the past due benefits for auxiliary beneficiaries can be used to calculate the fee due to the attorney. The answer is: Yes....
I agree with prior responses. You have a fairly good chance at being awarded, but nobody on this forum, or elsewhere, can state with any confidence...
The child's father's application for Social Security disability insurance benefits would have required that he identify any auxiliary dependents....
I agree with Attorney Tashjian. Why would you not tell them? If what you have received is SSDI (Title 2), then your entitlement to welfare may well...
This is not a question related to Social Security. I have changed the classification to Federal Regulation, as HUD is involved with Section 8...
As others have said, it does not matter which you do If you were to quit work, however, and then apply for Unemployment Insurance within your...