Throughout your career, you have probably paid a lot of money towards social security, and at some point you can begin collecting payments from it. The big question is when you should begin collecting from it. If you are not sure what to do, you may want to seek advice from a social security lawyer:
What Is The Minimum Age?
As long as you have paid money into social security for at least 40 quarters, you will be able to begin collecting money from social security when you are 62 years old.
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It's not uncommon for U.S. citizens to fall in love with non-U.S. citizens who are visiting the country. In fact, this is such a common occurrence that there are many laws and regulations in place revolving around the non-citizen spouse filing for legal citizenship after marriage.
Below are three things that can affect the process of a non-U.S. citizen becoming a legal resident, even after they're married to a legal citizen:
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Although it's a difficult decision, sometimes filing bankruptcy is the best option if you find yourself drowning in debt. This is especially true if the reason for your bankruptcy is because of medical issues or a major loss of income. Your goal is to get through the proceedings with as little stress as possible, so it's likely you may want to keep your home if possible. The following information can help you decide the best options for filing and staying in the home you love.
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Do you need assistance with paying your bills because you are disabled and unable to work? You may find that hiring a lawyer to help you with the process of applying for disability benefits may be in your best interest. Find out below why hiring a social security lawyer may be a worthy investment when you need money.
What Makes Hiring a Social Security Lawyer a Worthy Investment?
Without the help of a lawyer, It can be difficult proving that you are disabled to the extent of needing disability benefits.
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Congratulations! You and your car accident lawyer have fought hard, proved your case and accomplished victory. You may be wondering if it's all over, but there are still a few details left to be ironed out. You will be moving into the next phase of the process, called judgment collection. Here is what you need to know about this important step:
Your attorney would have laid the groundwork for the collection of your judgment before the first legal paper was filed with the court.
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