New Report-SSA Needs More Oversight of Those Who Handle Vulnerable Beneficiaries $
The GAO recommends improved auditing of organizations, such as nursing homes, that manage Social Security benefits for those unable to do so themselves.
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Moving a Guardianship or Conservatorship to Another State
Will a new state recognize a guardianship/conservatorship established elsewhere?
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Do I Need a Lawyer? When to Hire an Attorney for Your Child with Special Needs or Suspected Needs
In some cases, a special education attorney can be instrumental in obtaining the services to which your child is entitled.
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