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Steps I'm seeing: 1. Find a lawyer 2. Consider a corporation 3. Find an external entity (friend, family, form a trust) to run business Run all plans through l
by Forge36 4y ago
Steps I'm seeing:
1. Find a lawyer
2. Consider a corporation
3. Find an external entity (friend, family, form a trust) to run business
Run all plans through lawyer and revive their agreement in writing
- ceejayoz 4y ago> Run all plans through lawyer I don't think you appreciate how tight the budget of a disabled person on SSI is.
- Forge36 4y agoThey'll require help (Friends/family/someone). However I'm MUCH more worried about them losing SSI because "someone on the internet said this was OK". Granted I have no idea how much a lawyer costs (and last time I used one it came in <$300).
- rnd0 4y agoI would be too, and going forward without legal advice is really fool-hardy. The trick imo would be finding an affordable lawyer who is also familiar with disability law.
- jonnycomputer 4y agoAgreed. But, I will say that I have benefited from pro-bono work in the past, more than once actually; some--many--lawyers feel they have an obligation on that end. Once, at least, I was helped out at https://www.freeadvice.com/ https://www.freeadvice.com/, I think when I represented myself against a creditor that had seized my student aid.