Leslie R. asked
In a case involving an overpayment by the Social Security Administration (SSA), where the SSA took all my money to pay back an overpayment without providing a required personal conference hearing as mandated by 42 USC 404.506 and SSA 632, and caused significant emotional distress and financial hardship, is there any legal recourse for damages or a way to recover the money, and should a complaint be filed with the FBI for conspiracy by the SSA officers for denying my 5th amendment due process rights?
February 23rd, 2024
Rachel V. answered
Based on the Supreme Court's decision in Schweiker v. Chilinsky, 487 U.S. 412, which held that Biven...
February 23rd, 2024
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