Americans have an ongoing love affair with social media -- and it has become normal for many people to post regular updates about their lives on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.Well, now, Uncle Sam -- in the form of the Social Security Administration (SSA) -- would...
What details should I include in my will?
Adults often hear that they should have a will. Many people know that it's important to have one. They understand that it ensures that their assets are passed on seamlessly to their heirs. What few people know though is exactly what details are needed to ensure that...
3 steps for uncovering hidden assets in your divorce
If you have the feeling that your ex-spouse is hiding assets from you during your divorce process, you might be correct. The truth is, hiding assets is unlawful, but it's also fairly common. If you suspect that the hidden assets exceed $500 or $1,000, you might want...
Divorce: The danger of trying too hard to make the kids like you
One issue that many parents run into during or after a divorce is that they become obsessed with trying to make their own children like them.In some cases, they want the kids to like them more than their ex. In other cases, the children do not cope with the divorce...
What happens when the SSA reviews your disability case?
If you are unable to work due to a disabling medical condition, mental illness or injury, you could be eligible for disability benefits through the Social Security Administration. However, once you have these benefits, it may come as a surprise to you to learn that...
Doctor’s orders and Social Security Disability claims
Are you closely following your doctor's orders? Are you taking all your medication? Are you going to your follow-up appointments on time? Are you working on losing some weight, as per your doctor's instructions?If not, you could be putting your Social Security...