Administrative law Lawyer
Practice Areas: Administrative Law
The surviving spouse may receive survivor's benefits if that pays more than her own benefits. She would not be able to receive both. She would...
Your spouse's income and resources will be deemed as yours and may affect your benefits. There is a resource limit of $3000 for married...
Ms. Johnson is correct. If you get married, your income and resources are deemed as his. If you're a low wage earner, he may still receive some...
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That's a very broad question. If you're asking about SSI eligibility, you'll need to meet the income and resource requirements plus prove you're...
Possibly. He has to be on SSDI for 2 years before Medicare kicks in and even if he has Medicare, not every doctor accepts it. Look to see if his...
They are still considered earned income for SSI and SSDI.
First, you need to know the money belongs to the child and the role of the representative payee, which is to spend the money for the benefit of the...
You can use the settlement to pay debt. SSA will likely ask for proof so keep documents such as loan agreements to prove you're paying debt rather...
Because his living situation can affect his income. They are likely trying to find out if he is paying his fair share of rent based on fair market...
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