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EVENTS!
Sheri Abrams was pleased to present:
"The INS and OUTS of Social Security Disability & SSI Benefits"
to
ElderPro--
Association of Elderservice Professionals
at Quinn's Auction Galleries on June 19, 2014.
For a copy of Sheri's handouts from this event, including her PowerPoint Presentation, please call the office at 703-536-7778.
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Welcome to our monthly newsletter.
These monthly newsletters are designed to provide useful information on Disability Law & Issues with a special emphasis on Social Security Disability & Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits and Special Needs Trusts & Planning.
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Can You Receive Social Security Disability or Retirement if You Live Overseas?
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The Social Security Administration (SSA) will send payments to U.S. Citizens who are eligible for Social Security Disability or Social Security Retirement benefits and are living abroad, with a few exceptions.
U.S. Department of the Treasury regulations prohibit making Social Security payments to anyone in Cuba or North Korea. If you are a U.S. citizen in Cuba or North Korea, your payments will be withheld until you move to a country where SSA can send the withheld payments.
In addition, the SSA generally does not send Social Security payments to individuals in Azerbaijan, Belarus, the Country of Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, Uzbekistan and Vietnam, but those receiving benefits may be able to apply for an exception. In such cases, retirees and those on disability may have to agree to certain conditions, such as appearing in person at the U.S. embassy each month, to pick up their payments.
Citizens of other countries who receive Social Security Disability or Retirement Benefits have additional restrictions on the receipt of benefits while outside the United States.
For information on SSI Benefits if you leave the United States, please see the article in my March 2014 Newsletter by clicking here.
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"Archie" Comic Books To Now Feature a Character With a Disability
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Archie Comics has announced a new addition to the cast of characters attending Riverdale High School. The new character is Harper, the cousin of Veronica Lodge.
Harper Lodge will be the first disabled character in the comics, but her disability will not define her.
In an official statement from Archie Comics, publisher Jon Goldwater said: "Harper is, first and foremost, a funny, fashionable and witty teenager. The fact that she's disabled is only one part of her story, and we're excited to welcome her to Riverdale and Archie Comics."
Harper's recurring role will see her as the new love interest for Archie, who after all these years still cannot decide between blonde girl-next-door Betty and dark-haired rich girl Veronica.
Harper will debut in Archie #656, arriving June 18, 2014.
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| Free Online Version of "That All May Worship: An Interfaith Welcome to People with Disabilities" Released |
The American Association of People with Disabilities (AAPD) has just released a free online version of:
"That All May Worship: An Interfaith Welcome to People with Disabilities"
This interfaith guide helps to transform any congregation into a place that values, includes, and enjoys children and adults with all types of disabilities.
Over 70 thousand printed copies of this guide have been sold since the first edition was published twenty years ago.
To read "That All May Worship," please click here.
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Sheri Abrams' Book "Don't Gamble With Your Social Security Disability Benefits--What Every Virginia Resident Needs To Know To Win A Social Security Disability Case" Is Available | |
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Now Available For Nook & Kindle
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"Don't Gamble With Your Social Security Disability Benefits--What Every Virginia Resident Needs To Know To Win A Social Security Disability Case" is now available for the Nook here,
and the Kindle here.
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The law firm of Needham Mitnick & Pollack, PLC, is located at:
400 S. Maple Avenue
Suite 210
Falls Church, VA 22046
(703) 536-7778
This is in downtown Falls Church and the office has plenty of free and accessible parking.
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If you know of someone who could use my legal services or any of the other members of the law firm of Needham Mitnick & Pollack, PLC, please forward to him/her this e-mail newsletter or give him/her our telephone number: (703) 536-7778.
We provide legal services in the areas of Social Security Disability Law, Elder Law, Wills and Trusts, Probate, Trust Administration, Powers of Attorney, Advance Medical Directives, Guardianships, Long Term Care Planning, Disability Planning, Medicaid Eligibility, Student Loan Discharge, Veterans Benefits and Special Needs Trusts.
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