Maryland Social Security
Saturday, August 14th, 2010
My mother is spending Social Security money on drugs and had been diagnosed as schizophrenic?
I'm trying to be the recipient but I live in Maryland (she lives in the General Assembly) and I'm the only one who lives close enough to it and is more responsible to make sure you have what you need. How I can do that and I have no proper documentation and is not in their "right" mind to make decisions. It is also lose their benefits if they Social Security tell what it spends its money and how I can go on that so she will not lose them and get the things she needs. it's supposed to be put in a institutuion but can not make it due to how they spend their benefits. Lastly, I can request to be your beneficiary, without her knowledge. Because some things have to give in this situation.
You do not say why he was put on permanent disabilitiy. You need to get an inquiry from a lawyer familiar with the laws of your state, because they belong to the power of attorney when people have been tried by a court as incapable of managing their financial affairs. If a court has not ruled out this possibility, need to throw the ball rolling. Consult a lawyer. There are organizations that pay the bills of people. There is also what is known as "Beneficiaries" dealing with money people are on SSI and can not handle their financial affairs themselves. There are a lot of abuse though. Are you ready for guardian appointed by the court? She obviously needs someone to step in and help her. You want about their other brothers? Where are they? Good luck.
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