Child’s Social Security Benefits and Presumption of Legitimacy
G began living with R in Colorado in 1957. They moved to Arizona in 1958, where G gave birth to…
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Giving Good Acquittance as a Legal Representative and Social Security
H was the sole heir of her brother D, who passed away in 1964. At the time of his passing,…
Consanguineous Marriage and Wife’s Social Security Benefits
A claimant for wife’s social security benefits married her uncle (her mother’s brother) in Nevada. Both resided in Indiana at…
Widow’s Social Security Benefits Special Rule
W married R, not knowing that he had prior undissolved marriages. She underwent the marriage ceremony in good faith, and…
Benefits of Timely Filing for Social Security Disability
Carl V. Henry applied for a period of social security disability and disability insurance benefits on December 12, 1963, alleging…
Application Needed for Social Security Benefits
Mr. Fangman applied for old age social security insurance benefits in December 1961 when he attained age 65. In his…
Use of Social Security Disability Benefits to Support a Destitute Parent
M was a widow residing in Georgia and was the representative payee for her disabled son’s social security disability benefits.…
Another Reason to Appeal a Disability Case
Anna Stevens applied for social security disability benefits on May 26th, 1960. Her claim was denied in a final administrative…
Social Security Disability Remand from Federal Court (not appealable)
Alfred F. Bohms applied for a period of disability and disability insurance benefits in August 1963. His claim was denied…
Ambiguous Settlement Agreement and Child’s Social Security Benefits
R was a fully insured worker who died in March 1966, survived by his widow, E, and four children, who…