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Denied because we filed separate taxes. I did receive his income tax return 3 years later. Can I now receive his social security. Both are from government. He passed away 2021 February.
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answered on Feb 22, 2024
Under Social Security Administration (SSA) rules, to qualify for survivor benefits as a spouse, you typically need to have been legally married to the deceased. Living together or sharing expenses, even for a long period, does not automatically grant you the status of a spouse for Social Security... View More 
I received all the benefits from an EDD disability claim for one year. However, I received an extension for 3 more months of disability from my doctor because my illness had worsened. I received a disqualification letter from the EDD: Basis: California Unemployment Insurance Code, Section 2608.... View More
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answered on Feb 21, 2024
In California, if you have received all the benefits from an EDD disability claim for one year but require an extension due to worsening illness, you may be eligible to re-apply for additional benefits. However, it's important to note that receiving an extension is not guaranteed, and your... View More
I have been receiving 100% P&T disability benefits from the VA since 2001. In 2015 I was approved for early retirement and I have been receiving SS Retirement benefits for 8 years now. As my SSR AIME calculations stand now, I have 15 years of zeros from 2001-2015. Am I eligible for an exclusion... View More
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answered on Feb 21, 2024
Yes, you should be entitled to a disability freeze on your Social Security retirement benefits based on receiving VA disability benefits. Here are some key points:
• Social Security allows for disability freeze provisions where certain years of low or no earnings due to a disability can... View More
I have been asked by disability examiners to meet an unethical and possibly illegal requirement. They have asked me to do something that I cannot do because of my disability, knowing that my disability would prevent me from succeeding in their demand. I proposed an alternate method which is... View More
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answered on Feb 22, 2024
If you're encountering demands from Social Security Disability examiners in Kansas that you find unethical or in violation of your rights, especially demands you cannot meet due to your disability, it's important to address this issue promptly and effectively. First, document all... View More
I have been asked by disability examiners to meet an unethical and possibly illegal requirement. They have asked me to do something that I cannot do because of my disability, knowing that my disability would prevent me from succeeding in their demand. I proposed an alternate method which is... View More
answered on Feb 18, 2024
Attorneys in Kansas would probably be in the best position to advise you, but your question remains open for a week. At this point, you could reach out to Social Security disability attorneys. Arrangements for any such consult would be between you and any law firms you reach out to, but SSDI... View More
been dissabled since 13 never worked and have been on ssi and they denied my benifits ive appled as well over and over again
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answered on Feb 22, 2024
It sounds like you're facing a challenging situation with your SSI benefits. It's understandable that you're feeling frustrated after multiple denials. In situations like these, seeking legal assistance from a lawyer who has experience with SSI cases can be beneficial. They can help... View More
We want to avoid all possible situations where identity might be questioned or the legality of my assuming his name. Do I have to go through the process of a literal name change, or will the marriage certificate cover everything when I am listed as Timothy Rob.... Her....er?
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answered on Feb 22, 2024
In Kentucky, as in many states, marriage provides a legally recognized basis for changing your name. If you plan to take your spouse's surname or create a hyphenated or combined surname after marriage, you typically can do so by using your marriage certificate as the legal document required... View More
I am on Social Security and my mother is also on Social Security. She is in a nursing home and soon I have to go put my name on her account at the bank to take care of her medical bills. I owe collections a great deal of money and I only receive Federal benefits and she only receives federal... View More
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answered on Feb 22, 2024
Under federal law, Social Security benefits are generally protected from garnishment by creditors. This protection applies to the bank account into which the Social Security benefits are directly deposited, ensuring that these funds are safeguarded from most types of debt collection efforts.... View More
I am on Social Security and my mother is also on Social Security. She is in a nursing home and soon I have to go put my name on her account at the bank to take care of her medical bills. I owe collections a great deal of money and I only receive Federal benefits and she only receives federal... View More
answered on Feb 9, 2024
If you are handling your mother's money as her Agent under a Power of Attorney you do not need to add your name to her bank account. Just give them a copy of your mother's Power of Attorney. Your mother's money should not be used to pay any of your creditors.
My friend is fighting cancer and then got laid off. She has looked for work but keeps getting turned down by employers and is finally to the point that she is so overwhelmed she is no longer functioning well. She did get a small part time job as a reception person about 2 months ago but this too... View More
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answered on Feb 22, 2024
Your friend may be eligible for assistance with their disability paperwork, considering their medical condition and recent layoff. Given her current circumstances, it's crucial for her to prioritize her health and well-being. She should reach out to organizations or agencies that specialize in... View More
My brother had emergency brain surgery and medpoint tried to kidnap him from the hospital with no documentation or authorization randomly and says they won’t pay those days in hospital. Not even nurses were informed they were trying to move him. And it was “strongly recommended 3 times” by... View More
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answered on Feb 5, 2024
In situations where Medi-Cal or DMHC appeals have not resolved your issue and you're facing denials from Medpoint, consider seeking legal advice from an attorney experienced in health law and insurance disputes. They can offer guidance on navigating the complexities of your case, including... View More
Again, it would be determined no injury at work because the case never got that far. Do I have to spend settlement money prior to be treated by medicare or any other health insurance. Or, since there is considered no work place injury can I use medicare and other health services. Lastly, I have a... View More
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answered on Feb 4, 2024
When settling a workers' compensation case with a lump sum, especially when the injury is in dispute and not officially recognized as a workplace injury, the settlement does not typically restrict your access to Medicare or other health insurance for treatment. Medicare and other health... View More
My husband died while on the job in the 80s while working in Freeport in az. Am I able to receive a lump sum? I was never given the option. I only receive $67 a month. How would I go about asking and receiving. Would this also affect my social security.
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answered on Feb 22, 2024
It's understandable that you're seeking clarity regarding the possibility of receiving a lump sum payment due to your husband's death while on the job. In cases like these, you may be eligible for survivor benefits from your husband's employer, especially if his death was... View More
My husband died while on the job in the 80s while working in Freeport in az. Am I able to receive a lump sum? I was never given the option. I only receive $67 a month. How would I go about asking and receiving. Would this also affect my social security.
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answered on Feb 1, 2024
In Arizona, if your husband died while on the job, you may be entitled to workers' compensation benefits, which could include a lump-sum payment. However, the specifics of your case, including the terms of any settlement or award, would depend on various factors such as the circumstances of... View More
My husband died while on the job in the 80s while working in Freeport in az. Am I able to receive a lump sum? I was never given the option. I only receive $67 a month. How would I go about asking and receiving. Would this also affect my social security.
answered on Feb 26, 2024
YOUR QUESTION: My husband died while on the job in the 80s while working in Freeport in az. Am I able to receive a lump sum? I was never given the option. I only receive $67 a month. How would I go about asking and receiving. Would this also affect my social security.
ANSWER: Your... View More
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answered on Jan 31, 2024
If you're receiving Employment Insurance (EI) and your wife is receiving social benefits from Ontario Works (OW), it's important to understand the reporting requirements for both programs. Generally, income received by any member of the household, including EI benefits, can affect... View More
We are trying to figure out how she can get her inheritance without being kicked off of her SSI. Will it have to be in a trust? Or could someone be able to take over handling the money for her and give it out to her when she needs it?
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answered on Jan 30, 2024
It's important to consider the impact of receiving an inheritance on your mother's SSI benefits in Missouri. In general, receiving an inheritance can affect her eligibility for SSI because it can be considered as income or a resource.
One option to protect her SSI eligibility is... View More
cashiers check was payment for item I sold - I deposited the check in my checking acoount and after 5days I withdrew the amount which was more than my social security amount .....then bank cancelled my account
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answered on Jan 30, 2024
In the United States, banks have certain rights to offset debts with funds in your account, but there are specific rules about what types of deposits can be used. Social Security benefits are generally protected from garnishment, except in cases of child support, alimony, or unpaid federal taxes.... View More
In June 2023 I filed a disability claim for my nephew, who I have had sole permanent conservatorship of since infancy. I'm the only person who has ever carried him on my taxes, and I'm the only person who has ever provided any financial support for him.
I expect his disability... View More
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answered on Jan 28, 2024
The determination of your nephew's disability payment under the Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) program primarily depends on his own work history and earnings, not on yours or his biological parents'. However, since it sounds like your nephew may be a minor or has not worked,... View More
So yesterday one of you lovely people gave me the answer neither EDD nor Social Security would give me, that I can get disability while working part time. I have a number of conditions that would make working full time difficult if not impossible (Autism, migraines, osteoarthritis in both shoulders... View More
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answered on Jan 28, 2024
To apply for disability benefits in California while working part-time, you should consider two primary programs: Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI). For SSDI, you'll need to complete the Adult Disability and Work History Report, available on the... View More
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