Wages of an Executrix of an Estate and Determining Social Security Benefits — Disability attorney serving Bluffdale, Utah
An executrix of an estate marshalled and distributed the assets, consisting of stocks and bonds and a farm. The stocks…
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Title of Social Security Earnings Immaterial — Disability Attorney Serving Herriman, Utah
An employee retired in January 1959. He continued to render services to his employer part-time, for which he was paid…
Proof of Age and Social Security Survivor’s Benefits — Disability Attorney Serving Lehi, Utah
An insured individual went out fishing on Lake Erie in a motorized rowboat on May 15, 1957, and was never…
Proof of Age and Social Security Benefits — Disability Attorney Serving Utah County
Typically, Social Security considers the oldest records respecting proof of age to be the most reliable. However, when newer, more…
Stepchild in the Womb and Social Security Benefits
M became pregnant while married to Q. She divorced him while still pregnant, and remarried less than two months later,…
Involuntary Manslaughter and Social Security Benefits
M was convicted of involuntary man slaughter in State X for the stabbing death of her husband, W. Social Security…
IRAs, Annuities and Guardianship: Providing for Your Minor Children after You Die
Deciding on a guardian for your minor children may very well be the most vexing decision you’ll make regarding your…
Cotard’s Syndrome and Social Security Disability
Cotard’s Syndrome or Cotard’s Delusion is the rare mental illness in which a person believes he or she is dead,…
4 Estate Planning Steps You Must Take After the Death of a Spouse
When a spouse passes away, thinking about “the estate” might be the last thing on your mind. And while it’s…
Does a Dynasty Trust Make Sense for Your Family?
In 2017, NBA team owner Gail Miller made headlines when she announced that she was effectively no longer the owner…