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He needs to contact SSA directly and file a Request for a Waiver. He'll have to prove it wasn't his fault the OP occurred and that he can't afford to repay it.
He needs to contact SSA directly and file a Request for a Waiver. He'll have to prove it wasn't his fault the OP occurred and that he can't... Read More
Answered 6 years and 6 months ago by Scott F. Bocchio (Unclaimed Profile) |
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| Legal Topics: Social Security
You have 60 days to file for an appeal for your SSI. You can either do it on line or look for a law firm to assist you with the process of filing an appeal.
Scott F. Bocchio, Esq
President
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You have 60 days to file for an appeal for your SSI. You can either do it on line or look for a law firm to assist you with the process of... Read More
If the amount owed is less than $10,000, you could take your friend to small claims court to get a judgment against him. Many small claims courts have forms and instructions online to help you file the lawsuit.
If the amount owed is less than $10,000, you could take your friend to small claims court to get a judgment against him. Many small claims courts... Read More
Answered 7 years and 5 months ago by Scott F. Bocchio (Unclaimed Profile) |
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Absolutely! Call our office and see if you meet the initial criteria.
Sincerly,
Scott Bocchio, Esq
Legal Rights Advocates
P 855-254-7841
www.yourlegalrightsadvocates.com
Absolutely! Call our office and see if you meet the initial criteria.
Sincerly,
Scott Bocchio, Esq
Legal Rights Advocates
P... Read More
Answered 8 years and 2 months ago by Scott F. Bocchio (Unclaimed Profile) |
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Noone can really determine how long a decision will take. What we and other firms are able to do is call into SSA and ask fro an update and see if a hearing has been or is close to being scheduled.
Noone can really determine how long a decision will take. What we and other firms are able to do is call into SSA and ask fro an update and see... Read More
You were probably appointed an attorney ad litem if you're in the CPS system. You should ask that attorney or any attorney on your case about child support to be paid by your father or to be taken out of his social security benefits. However, if you're under 18, the support will be paid to the state or to the foster parents if you're placed in a foster home.... Read More
You were probably appointed an attorney ad litem if you're in the CPS system. You should ask that attorney or any attorney on your case about child... Read More
Answered 8 years and 3 months ago by Richard Samuel Price (Unclaimed Profile) |
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It sounds like she turned an exempt asset, her house, into a countable asset, money in the bank. This will make her ineligible for SSI or Medi-Cal. She may be able to create a Medi-Cal asset protection trust or some other type of planning that makes her eligibel for benefits. Call or email an attorney for a full consultation.... Read More
It sounds like she turned an exempt asset, her house, into a countable asset, money in the bank. This will make her ineligible for SSI or... Read More
Answered 8 years and 3 months ago by Scott F. Bocchio (Unclaimed Profile) |
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Yes, you can apply for Social Security Disability benefits. You will need to prove that you are diabled. It's imperative that you have updated medical documenation to support your disabilities.
Yes, you can apply for Social Security Disability benefits. You will need to prove that you are diabled. It's imperative that you have updated... Read More
Answered 8 years and 4 months ago by Richard Samuel Price (Unclaimed Profile) |
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Medicare is available to persons age 65 and over by signing up so long as you have paid into the Medicare system.
Medi-Cal is a needs-based program that requires you qualify for benefits. There are multiple ways for you to qualify, depending on your situation. Contact an attorney to help you with applying for Medi-Cal.... Read More
Medicare is available to persons age 65 and over by signing up so long as you have paid into the Medicare system.
Medi-Cal is a needs-based... Read More
How old are your parents now? What do you mean they gave their green cards back? Did they become US Citizens? I would need more info in order to properly advise you. Is your father receiving full retirement benefits?
How old are your parents now? What do you mean they gave their green cards back? Did they become US Citizens? I would need more info in order to... Read More
Call NOSSCR. Lawyer Referral Service: 800.431.2804. NOSSCR is national organization of attorneys. The attorney membership is nationwide. They will put you in touch with an attorney in FLA.
Don't give up. Get representation. The attorney only gets paid if they win your case.
Call NOSSCR. Lawyer Referral Service: 800.431.2804. NOSSCR is national organization of attorneys. The attorney membership is nationwide.... Read More
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 have set up a Social Security Acocunt on line. Make an appointment and sit and talk to one of the representatives. You might not be getting what you deserve ! God luck !... Read More
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 More
Answered 8 years and 10 months ago by Gerald Gregory Lutkenhaus (Unclaimed Profile) |
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| Legal Topics: Social Security
It all depends. If you are under the care of a psychiatrist or psychologist who opines you are "disabled" and cannot function in a work environment then you have a chance of getting SSI (welfare disability). Social Security also considers if your condition is so severe that it has required numerous hospitalizations. On the other hand, if your conditon can be treated with medications and counseling, then you may not be able to get SSI if you can still do simple unskilled work in a non-stressful environment.
I base this opinion on 35 years of representing Social Security Disability and SSI claimants before the Social Security Administration. ... Read More
It all depends. If you are under the care of a psychiatrist or psychologist who opines you are "disabled" and cannot function in a work environment... Read More
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 is receiving. If it exceeds the amount, the income can be placed into a trust.
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 More
Answered 8 years and 11 months ago by Gerald Gregory Lutkenhaus (Unclaimed Profile) |
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At 28 it can be very difficult to get disability if you retain the capacity to do any kind of work. Even if you have epilepsy that is not necessarily disablling if the spells are under control by medication. In order to start a claim for SSI, you go to ssa.gov and complete the paperwork there that is requested. If your case is turned down, then you will want to contact a lawyer. You will need medical evidence supporting your contention that you cannot work. ... Read More
At 28 it can be very difficult to get disability if you retain the capacity to do any kind of work. Even if you have epilepsy that is not necessarily... Read More
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 county where your mother lives, and meet with a Medicaid intake worker to see if there is any way to fix this.
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 More
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 mother is still alive, and the child would not be entitled to benefits from her grandmother. If she were entitled, then there would not be any way to stop that benefit, but without more information, it is hard to tell why she would be entitled to her benefits. ... Read More
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 More