“Foreseeability” in Utah Alimony Modification Cases
I previously posted about a recent Utah Court of Appeals alimony modification case; namely, McDonald v. McDonald, 2017 UT App…
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Dependent Parent’s Needs and Social Security Benefits
B was confined in a Veteran’s Administration hospital for mental illnesses. His sister, L, was the representative payee of B’s…
Valid Divorce Decree and Social Security Widow’s Benefits
R and D divorced in 1940. D did not make an appearance in the divorce action. R died in 1960.…
County Cooks and Social Security
Certain cooks were hired, paid, and supervised by sheriff’s in certain counties in Indiana. It was held that these cooks…
Legitimation of Child and Social Security Benefits
R filed application for child’s social security benefits on his own earnings record on behalf of his child, C, in…
QDROs and Change of Retirement Plan Rules in Utah Divorces
Duane and Kathleen divorced in 1992 pursuant to a Stipulation and Agreement. The decree awarded each party an equitable share…
Support of a Representative Payee in Social Security
W was a beneficiary of wife’s social security benefits. She was involuntarily confined to a state mental hospital. Her husband,…
Missing Person and Social Security Benefits
R was a self-employed dealer in explosives who stored four tons of dynamite and caps in a shed. He was…
Quarters of Coverage for a Social Security Claimant
A social security claimant wants born August 25, 1899. She applied for social security retirement benefits in May 1965. In…
Time Limit for Reporting Social Security Earnings
Mr. Stroh was self-employed in the home construction business. He did not report his self-employment income on his tax returns…