If a person is on social security disability and they get married will it affect the Diability? And how?
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If your new spouse has medical insurance it will cover the bills as primary coverage, medicare will cover any in hospital expenses left over. The two sources of income will be added together at the end of the year for the IRS to determine how much of your disability payments will be taxed> That is it. I hope your new spouse will mean more to you than your monthly check, if not give him or her a break and stay single any
595198
She can wear it as soon as she goes through the social security office and gets her S.S. card changed.  Then its official. everything in the military goes through your social security number.  Her married name has to be on that card.
1076817
you need a good lawyer, my father was a dwarf and the bones around his spine were slowly dissolving. he filled at least 6 times and died while waiting to get approved. this was in the late 70s tho, it makes me sick how some people will fake a disability just to get that monthly check and when some one truly needs it they make them wait. get all of your papers from the doctors together and then call a disability lawyer this shouldn't cost you a thing the state will have to pay your lawyers fees and they had rather approve you then have to pay all those fees and the back pay with interest as well
266597
It takes a kind of special person that can cope with some one that has a disability, and not have that I feel sorry for you because you have a disability.I order to really cope with it you have to be in it for the long haul because it will wear you down and put a strain on a relationship, I know for a fact because I have been a wheel chair now for over a year and I have heard my spouse say I wish he wasn't in the damn thing.
597033
Call the social security office and ask them. Amy other answer you get here would just be opinion.
60752
#1...persistence...never give up...\n#2 Documentation of problem...from the time it happened to present...gather all doctor's appointments and results of all tests...statement from doctor's that the disability was actually a service connected disability...also records from his military health records describing the problem...\n\nBoth are "most" important...if you have every record and medical info sheet that exists, then persistence is best.
44576
1.  Prison-  Depends on what he did.\n2.  Your Disability - depends on what is wrong. I just had an uncle become a quad parapoligic, one had a heart attack (three surg already) those people deserve disability.  The are not able to work.  I hope you get a fair hearing based on your disabilities.  However, you should be deserving.  Only you know that.\n\n3.  Your daughters.  SSI - that's one for the others.  I have issues with SSI.  There are deserving individuals that will never function in society.  But, there are others that could work, but choose not to.  I too have my own set of problems..... But I work.  My husbands works and I am raising my children to do their part so that I will be able to (when I am 65 and can no longer) or if some indiviual is BORN with physicall and mental challenges that will keep them unable to work.  I think the court could be stricter on the SSI ....  Get these people rehabilitated and get them to work.  You usually know those from birth who will not function in society.  There are those above the rule that develop problems later in life, but those are the unfortunate ones.
1076604
You have to have been married at least 10 years for survivor's. I'm not certain on disability-check the website or call 1-800-772-1213
728801
Yes you can get disability... go to your local Social Secerity office and apply... They will probably turnyou down but dont get discouraged....APPEAL IT!!!!!
893386
If you are receiving money for the kids from Social Security based on his being disabled, he is getting SSDI.  This is money that he gets based on his having worked enough credits.  The money that you are getting is probably all you can get, and you get this in lieu of any child support.  You can file for child support from him, but there is no guarantee that the judge will approve additional funds since the kids are already getting benefits from his SSDI.
192621
What the fucking fuck?\n\nDiabetes is not a disability unless they've already hacked off one of your feet or something. Grow up and show some responsibility and accountability for yourself!
1072134
Nope.  When you file for disability your doctor submits his records and test results only.  They don't care what his opinion is, the insurance company and/or Social Security has their own doctors who review the evidence and come to their own conclusion based on the parameters of the program your applying for.
282716
I just found a page about this for someone else yesterday:\nPublication No.05-10019\nhttp://www.ssa.gov/pubs/10019.html\n\nhttp://library.findlaw.com/1997/May/1/129867.html\n\nhttp://www.thebody.com/apla/feb00/legal.html\n\nhttp://www.apla.org/\n\nThose should help.\n\nIf I were you I would get a case worker to start. These are available to you in your communtiy free of charge. Contact the AIDS services program in you r community. It is very overwhelming dealing with an illness like HIV. This person can help you alot. They can coordinate appointments, disseminate information to you, help you apply for benefits and keep track of all these things for you. Its alot to have on your plate. They have experience dealing with  these types of things everyday. They generally help you to fill out the paperwork required for the social security disability. If it comes down to it and they deny you hire an attorney to get benefits. I bet the case worker you get probably knows other sources of help available to you as well. Call the United Way (211?in austin anyway) if you cannot locate a case worker program. They should tell you where to find one.\n\nGood luck! And Keep your head up! Feel free to email me if you have a question...
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If you don't have work credits for 10 years-it is points off. \n What were the reasons of your denial from SSD.\n Ask a lawyer--Legal Aid (one in every county-free or small fee) .\n If you only have one income-there might be help-not always.\n  I would do that ASAP.\n Sorry-unless you qualify for Medicaid -your insurances is gone. And if your  badly disable--no one will insurance without a very high cost policy. \n Not knowing all the details-it is hard how to help you.\n Email me if you want. I did help with health benefits for a good time of my life.\n It is a shame that many are in your position--we need National Health. I know it cost everyone. \n Bad news--it is going to be worst for many-the State is running low everywhere. Your husband check will not keep up with cost of living--to many have abused the system. And it isn't an endless pot of gold.\n The Disable will get hit the most-than the elderly-than families.\n The forms for assistant are first based on a point system. The clerk who checks the paper adds the points if it passes it goes on-if not they reject it. First denials can be worked with.\n See a Legal law and Consumers-both could help you.\n An immigrant - or did you mean Illegal? Must wait too collect or be disable after working so many years.  I don't believe any should suffer. But they do get extra points if that is what you mean. The time you stated for them if for them to be edible not collect.
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It depends if you are waiting on an answer from the Disability Determination Services arm of Social Security or from a private company determining disability for short or long term disability for employment. \n\nThey might also be gathering new information to research. If you have any new medical claims, be sure to make copies and send them.
82909
I wouldn't think so.  I got married last July 05 to be on my fiance's health insurance due to getting cut off from my mother's health insurance due to turning 24 yrs old.  We're having another Wedding ceremony in May 06 with our immediate family members since they weren't invited to our Marriage License ceremony (down at the Clerks Office/Courthouse) in July.
855400
Has your brother in law tried applying for disability status?  Is he qualified for medicare? Social Security? How did he get injured initially? Is he a student? Has he seen a chiropractor?