Working While Disabled: Getting Full Benefits
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10 February 2015
If you are planning on collecting on social security disability, you may need to quit your job or at least work fewer hours if you have not reached your retirement age yet. Once you have reached the retirement age, however, you are free to work away. If you are claiming disability for another reason, you are not allowed to earn more than a certain amount and still collect full disability benefits.
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Can You Get Social Security Disability For A Mental Illness?
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3 February 2015
Social security disability is a benefit provided to many people in the United States, allowing you to earn monetary benefits if you are unable to work. The tricky part is providing that your disability warrants social security disability representation. One of the more difficult types of disabilities is a mental illness. There are some mental illnesses that are known to get in the way of working a regular job, while others will definitely need an attorney to get approval.
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An Online Calendar Streamlines A Shared Custody Arrangement
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27 January 2015
You and your spouse want to share custody of your children after your divorce, which can be a win-win situation for everyone. However, it gets complicated when you factor in holidays and other special events, school vacations and requests from the kids. An effective way to manage this is to require a shared custody calendar in your legal arrangement. The two of you work together to set up this document, and your family law attorneys make sure the pertinent details are included in the legal agreement.
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What To Do When CPS Starts Investigating You
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23 January 2015
Having the Child Protection Services (CPS) called on you can be a very scary thing. Knowing that someone is at your home that could potentially take your child away is an awful feeling. What you need to realize is that just because CPS is investigating, doesn't mean that anything will happen to you. People often call in fake CPS reports to get even with someone who has wronged them. If you have CPS knocking at your door and are unsure how to handle it, follow these tips.
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