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You can only use the survivors benefits for the child who lost the parent(s). So, you can't use them on any other children or yourself or your spouse, etc... They are soley for the wellbeing of the child who lost the parent. If you have left over, then you need to save that money for the child's college fund. That is the ethical and responsible thing to do. And the lawful thing to do :o) For instance, if your house payment is 800$/month and you receive 1000/month survivors benefits, you cannot pay your house payment with the child's Survivor benefit money. You can only use a small portion to pay for housing, a certain percentage. You will need to verify the % with Social Security office.
My husband's mother did not save a penny for his college, and also used the entire amount for new clothes for herself and to pay her house payment for 14 years. Then she would take the surviving child to the goodwill for school clothes and shoes. Which is entirely illegal and unethical in every way.
I'm not saying you're like that, I'm just giving you worst case scenario.
The surviving child is expecting you to save as much as possible for his/her college and future well-being. If you don't, then you'll likely have a torn relationship with that child in the future and end up hurting them worse emotionally. You don't want to do that :o)
What else can I help you with?
Can incarcerated mom give temporary guardianship to a family member if she has joint custody of child?
No, the fathers rights comes first as a custodial parent.
Will a 15 yr old child who currently lives with his mom and receives survivors benefits from his stepdad still get the benefits if he moves in with his real dad in Pennsylvania?
Step-child is only eligible for survivor's benefits from step-dad under special circumstances. If child moves in with biological dad, customarily dad is entitled to child support from mom. This very well might affect child's eligibility for survivor's benefits from step-dad. Social Security Administration would need to be notified of child's address change and representative payee would need to be changed (from mom to dad).
Who in Survivor wrote the song eye of the tiger?
your mom wrote it
Did Jack Kevorkian have family?
he did have a family if he did not then he will have no mom with no mom he did not he will not be born
Can a child living with mom and having a father living in another state be taken out the state by the father without the mom's consent?
If Mom is custodial in Illinois, the answer is NO. Father must have Mom's written permission to take the child out of state.
family emergencylocate my mom?
family emergency i need to find my mom
Custodial parent mom moving out of state and in with new boyfriend and has no intention on depriving non custodial dad of visitations modified of course can non custodial dad prevent it?
Yes and should as the mothers usually end up denying access. see links below
What are the release dates for Survivor - 2000 My Mom Is Going to Kill Me 15-2?
Survivor - 2000 My Mom Is Going to Kill Me 15-2 was released on: USA: 27 September 2007 Australia: 8 December 2007 Hungary: 1 November 2009
Can a custodial parent ask for child support even though the child has the mom's last name?
Yes, the name is irrelevant.
What are the economic benefits of lakes?
ask your mom
Can a child given up by birth mom still draw benefits off her if child was never adopted?
Not sure what benefits you are talking about but never adopted means the birth mother is still obligated to support the child and pay child support to the custodial parent/legal guardian. Having the parental rights terminated does not change that. Only adoption would end it.
Which member of simple plan had cancer?
I'm pretty sure none of them had cancer, Jeff's mom is a cancer survivor since Jan. 2008, and Pierre's brother is a cancer survivor since july 2005.
