Posted by fairlily 3 years ago In:

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Im pissed off here,asked social security if id get ...

im pissed off here,asked social security if id get husbands s s and they said no not untill im 60 yrs old,ive posted b4 got one reply,thanks,im 42yrs old, married 27 yrs,NEVER have worked b4,im scared husband not well,and 10 yrs older,i think i should be able 2 get his benefits,is it different in different states?should i get a lawyer??

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investigator Answered:

First off, Social Security is a Federal Tax. No, you can't sue them, so no lawyer. States of residence do not have a thing to do with Soc. Sec. More than likely you will have to get a job. Go get job training while your husband is with you. Go to college, do something or your future will be dismal.

Posted 3 years ago

We're put on earth to learn, so don't waste your time.

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Posted 3 years ago

We're put on earth to learn, so don't waste your time.

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oceandayzee Answered:

i wasnt talking about sueing anybody,i meant should i get a lawyer to help with getting the benefits or just correct info,my future is already dismal as u put it,we dont have college money,also no money to go to a training school of any sorts,ive always have been a mom and a wife thats what i chose to do,i shouldnt be put down for choosing that path,thanks anyways

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If you go to, or call a local college or trade school, they can put in for a (free) grant (you don't have to pay it back). Then you can attend college and also, a lot of classes are online, which means you won't have to leave home, (at least not as often), usually once a week. There are several ways a guidance counselor (at the school--again free) can helpl I was not trying to put you down. I was 40yrs old when I had raised my family and had to find work, so I know what you're going through. Sorry, if I came across as demeaning.