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You should contact Legal Services or Legal Aid to see if they can help you.
There are some things you can do to expedite your case. Contact an attorney who practices Social Security Disability for a free consultation.
You should contact SSA directly to file a Request for a Waiver. You'll have to show it wasnt your fault the OP occurred and that you can't... Read Answer
Did you make an appointment? I would call the local office and make an appointment. You can also schedule an appointment on line if you... Read Answer
There are strict income levels with SSI. If your daughter earns too much money - it will affect her benefits, and you need to monitor what she... Read Answer
Your mom may be making slightly too much money to qualify for New Jersey Medicaid. You need to go to the County Board of Social Services in the... Read Answer
I don't know how your mother's granddaughter would be entitled to Social Security benefits. Even if your mother was her guardian, the child's... Read Answer
Its gong to be really difficult to undo the choices your father made on his retirement. If your father has already passed away, that choice of... Read Answer
That is incorrect. If you were married for at least 10 years prior to his death, you are entitled to his benefits. If you did not live... Read Answer
This is the same question as above. You need to provide more information.
There is not enough information to answer the question. I'm not sure why your social security would be diminished because of the pension.
You need to file the appeal yourself. Look on the paperwork you received from the overpayment and there will be directions on how to file an... Read Answer
No, you are not entitled to those benefits. Your Social Security entitlment will be depdent on your own work history.
If you are a minor you can receive those benefits. If you are not, you cannot receive your parents benefits.
Social security is a retirement benefit you earned while working. It does not depend on your current income or assets. If you are also... Read Answer
SSA is based on your work history for a certain number of years beofre you retire. Unless ou work more, you will not be entitled to more Social... Read Answer
My understnading is that you cannot work full time and receive benefits. Your daughter may be entitled to benefits when you begin to receive... Read Answer
Yes-youshould be able to collect any life insurance benefits that would be due to the children. If they are under age 18 they may also be... Read Answer
You can request copies of your old tax returns from the IRS. go to the IRS website - there are forms you will need to fill out requesting a... Read Answer
This isn't really something a lawyer can help you with. I think you would be better off trying some different things, if you haven't already.... Read Answer
You indicated his parents are his trustee, not his guardian. If he is receiving SSI - then maybe his parents are his representative payees, and... Read Answer
I think you are talking about Social Security Disability, not Social Security. If you are found to be disabled and eligible to receive SSD,... Read Answer
Whether or not you are under age 18 is irrelevant. If you did something illegal in accessing their site, they could potentially charge you as a... Read Answer
I'm not really sure form the information you providied what your question is. Did you use a lawyer to apply for benefits? Usually that... Read Answer
You "legal" name is your maiden name if you never changed it with Social Security. If you look at your credit reports, you will see your... Read Answer