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Evaluating the Negatives of Getting Social Security Disability

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There is much discussion surrounding the benefits, let’s discuss the negatives of getting social security disability. The goal is in helping individuals make informed decisions for their long-term well-being. Social Security Disability (SSD) offers a vital help to individuals with disabilities, providing essential financial assistance. However, there are certain pitfalls associated with relying solely on…

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why would social security benefits be suspended?

Why Would Social Security Benefits Be Suspended?

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Social Security benefits are a lifeline for millions of individuals who, due to age or disability, rely on this financial support for their daily sustenance. However, there are circumstances under which these benefits might be interrupted. Let’s find out, why would social security benefits be suspended? This leaving social security beneficiaries in financial uncertainty. We…

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US states that do not enforce alimony strictly

What States Do Not Enforce Alimony?

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With high divorce rates, many American’s ask what states do not enforce alimony? Several states, most notably Texas, do not enforce alimony. The Lone Star State sharply limits the qualifications for spousal support, as well as the amount and duration of payments. Since Texas has one of the highest divorce rates in the county, we’ll…

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once married you are eligible to get alimony, how much often depends on how long married

How Long Do You Have to Married to Get Alimony?

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In most states,obligees (people receiving support) who were married for sixty minutes or sixty years can get alimony. We’ll explore how long do you have to married to get alimony? As stated above, once married you’re eligible. Generally, the length of the marriage is one of many factors which determine the amount of alimony (spousal support)….

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What Conditions Automatically Qualify You for Disability?

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Applicants with a listed condition automatically qualify for disability benefits from the Social Security Administration, if they meet the legal definition of disabled. In this post we’ll discover what conditions automatically qualify you for disability. For Social Security Disability Insurance purposes, applicants are disabled if a permanent medical condition prevents them from working. We’ll break…

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What is a Legal Guardian?

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Usually, a law guardian is a courtroom advocate also known as an attorney ad litem. That’s the answer to what is a legal guardian and the kind we’ll focus on in this post.  A legal guardian could also be an everyday caregiver. This individual serves in loco parentis, usually if both parents are dead or…

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Recap of Senior Law day in Denver, Colorado

Senior Law Day in Denver, 2023

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At Denver’s 2023 Senior Law Day, experienced elder law attorneys, as well as a number of non-attorney professionals, hold more than thirty workshops, panel discussions, lectures, and other platforms dedicated to elder law.  This event is specifically designed not only for senior adults, but also for caregivers, adult children of older parents, and those interested…

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Does Sole Legal Custody Terminate Parental Rights?

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Termination of parental rights and sole legal custody are separate legal matters. However, they both rest on the same foundation, which is the best interests of the child. Note that the best interests of the child aren’t always the same as the best interests of the parent. More on that below. That being said, in…

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does the father have rights if he signs the birth certificate?

If the Father Signs the Birth Certificate Does He Have Rights?

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In today’s legal system, if the father signs the birth certificate does he have rights? Before 1979, a father who signed the birth certificate had almost no legal rights. Mothers had full legal custody. Fathers could see their children or have input on important matters, like where the children attended school, only if the mother…

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What You Should Know About The Bench Craft Company Lawsuit

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Golf course advertising, which is at the heart of the Bench Craft company lawsuit, is a big business. Some 25 million Americans played at least one round on a golf course in 2022. Up to 100 million more people watch golf on TV or online, read about it in the paper, or enjoy driving ranges…

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