Will my disability be lowered if I collect child support?

It depends on which type of Social Security disability benefits you are receiving - Social Security Disability (SSD) or Supplemental Security...

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If your married and on ssi does your monthly income go up

No, it can only go down as you spouse's income and resources will be counted as well as yours, so you may lose eligibility or receive a reduced...

Can my spouse of five years receive my VA disability,SSD or army disability if we divorce?

It depends, you may owe her spousal support after separating or the end of your marriage - many factors go into how a spousal support obligation is...

Employer did not deduct Soc. Sec./ Medicare taxes for 4 years. Can the SS and Medicare taxes for past years be paid?

One can file amended tax returns for up to three years after the returns were originally due, and pay such taxes as self-employment taxes. You may...

Can the state take my SSI and SS as repayment of over payment of unemployment?

IN addition to my esteemed colleague's excellent answer, here is some general information about garnishment of Social Security benefits. f a...

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I have not been able to pay child support due to not working with health and disability pending-although my ex just got my taxe

Not sure what your specific question is, but here is some general information. Yes, various monies you come into can be garnished or taken by...

What can i do when my daughter takes her dad out of a nursing home just to get his social security?

Please see Attorney Brenna's excellent answer to this similar question at: ...

Yes, your mother is correct in that your pending marriage probably will affect your child's SSI benefits. Once you are married your spouse's income...

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Generally, auxiliary (family) benefits under SSD go to the Representative Payee of a minor child. Nearly always, the Rep Payee is the custodial...

Do i need to take this to court

No, you do not need to take it to court. When the check arrives in your name, you can take it to your bank and deposit it or set up an account at a...