Social security disability

Social Security makes its decisions about disability by essentially asking five questions. The first is: is the person who's applied for...

Will my son's social security disability for dependants be discontinued if his dad is in prison?

If your son began receiving dependents' benefits prior to his father's incarceration, he should continue to receive benefits. Incarceration for at...

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My child will stop receiving social security payments when she turns 18. Most of her payments have been placed into a savings

Here is a link to a Social Security "FAQ" on the responsibilities and duties of a representative payee--which is what you are for your child. ...

Will i ever be able to collect my social security benefits??

A totalization agreement is an international agreement by which the United States and another nation coordinate their Social Security systems, here...

My son is disabled and won 28,000 on the lottery and when he receives it we will report it; what will he be allowed to do after

What will happen will depend on what type of Social Security disability benefit or benefits you son is receiving. If he is receiving Social...

SSD Backpay

The information you provided does not include the date you became disabled, only the date you applied for disability benefits. There is a five...

Can child support being taken from social security disabily checks?

Yes. Social Security benefits (retirement or disability) can be garnished to pay only a few kinds of debts, and child support obligations are one...

Denied Disabiliy insurance benefits. Should I get an attorney?

Despite your difficulties, it would be wise for you to continue to pursue your claim for Social Security disability benefits by appealing. It...

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Social Security disability insurance (SSDI) are based on what you paid in when you were working, the amount is determined as of the date you are...

How can I sue Social Security

Many people are denied initially and on reconsideration (2nd step, 1st appeal) who are eventually found disabled after a hearing of their case by...