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Estate Distribution Schedule Guide
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A Schedule of Distribution for an estate final account typically includes the total estate value, a list of expenses and debts, and the net estate value. It also details the beneficiaries and their respective distributions, either by amount or percentage. This document is essential for ensuring that the estate is settled according to the decedents wishes and legal requirements. If you need further assistance, consider consulting with an estate attorney for personalized guidance.Full Conversation
i am doing am estate final account. i would like a model of the scedule of distribution look like
Hi ****! Here’s a basic outline of a Schedule of Distribution for an estate final account:
- Total Estate Value: [Total amount]
- Expenses and Debts: [List all expenses and debts]
- Net Estate Value: [Total Estate Value - Expenses and Debts]
- Beneficiaries and Distributions:
- Beneficiary *: [Name] - [Amount/Percentage]
- Beneficiary *: [Name] - [Amount/Percentage]
- (Continue for all beneficiaries)
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- Total Estate Value: [Total amount]
- Expenses and Debts: [List all expenses and debts]
- Net Estate Value: [Total Estate Value - Expenses and Debts]
- Beneficiaries and Distributions:
- Beneficiary *: [Name] - [Amount/Percentage]
- Beneficiary *: [Name] - [Amount/Percentage]
- (Continue for all beneficiaries)
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Does someone with inattentive adhd and anxiety possibly qualify for ssdi?
In North Carolina, to qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) due to inattentive ADHD and anxiety, you generally need to demonstrate that:
- Your condition significantly limits your ability to work.
- You've been unable to work for at least 12 months.
- You have sufficient work credits for SSDI.
Would you like to know more about the application process?
- Your condition significantly limits your ability to work.
- You've been unable to work for at least 12 months.
- You have sufficient work credits for SSDI.
Would you like to know more about the application process?
Work credits?
Work credits are a key factor in qualifying for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI). In North Carolina, to earn work credits, you need to have worked and paid Social Security taxes. Generally, you earn up to four credits per year. The number of credits required depends on your age and when you became disabled. Would you like more details on how to calculate your specific work credits?
I dont have work credits.
If you don't have enough work credits for SSDI, you might consider applying for Supplemental Security Income (SSI). SSI is need-based and doesn't require work credits but has strict income and resource limits. Would you like more information on SSI eligibility and application in North Carolina?
Yes, but for south carolina.
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In South Carolina, SSI (Supplemental Security Income) is available for individuals with disabilities who have limited income and resources. Here’s a brief overview:
- SSI is based on financial need, not work history.
- Income and resources must fall below specific limits.
- Medical evidence is required to prove disability.
Would you like to know more about the SSI application process in South Carolina?
In South Carolina, SSI (Supplemental Security Income) is available for individuals with disabilities who have limited income and resources. Here’s a brief overview:
- SSI is based on financial need, not work history.
- Income and resources must fall below specific limits.
- Medical evidence is required to prove disability.
Would you like to know more about the SSI application process in South Carolina?
Just help me decide if this person I know would qualify.
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Based on the information provided, eligibility for SSDI might be challenging due to the lack of work credits. However, SSI could be an option if the individual meets the income and resource limits, along with providing medical evidence of their condition. If you need more details on the SSI application process, let me know!
Based on the information provided, eligibility for SSDI might be challenging due to the lack of work credits. However, SSI could be an option if the individual meets the income and resource limits, along with providing medical evidence of their condition. If you need more details on the SSI application process, let me know!
Well what are their odds? They have inattentive adhd and anxiety (with ocd like tendencies), they are * and still live with their parents, and depend on their parents. They work part time and struggle to do over six hours. They have a reduced courseload in college. Trying to do a part time job and part time college at the same time (totaling approximately *.* hours combined) has worsened their over all mental health.
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The individual might have a chance at qualifying for SSI if they meet strict income and resource limits and provide sufficient medical evidence. Their part-time work and living situation may be considered, but exact odds depend on detailed financial and medical evaluations. Would you like more information on the SSI application process?
The individual might have a chance at qualifying for SSI if they meet strict income and resource limits and provide sufficient medical evidence. Their part-time work and living situation may be considered, but exact odds depend on detailed financial and medical evaluations. Would you like more information on the SSI application process?
They make about *$ a week right now. They've never made enough to file taxes, and both conditions are documented by their general practicioner
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The individual may have a reasonable chance at qualifying for SSI due to their limited income and documented medical conditions. SSI is need-based, so their income and resources will be evaluated. I recommend gathering all relevant medical documentation and financial details for the application process. Would you like more detailed information on the SSI application process?
The individual may have a reasonable chance at qualifying for SSI due to their limited income and documented medical conditions. SSI is need-based, so their income and resources will be evaluated. I recommend gathering all relevant medical documentation and financial details for the application process. Would you like more detailed information on the SSI application process?
Yes, when they say the person must be able to work at all, do they mean part time, or do they mean full time?
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For SSI eligibility, the ability to work refers to the capacity to engage in substantial gainful activity (SGA). In *, earning more than $*,* per month typically indicates SGA, regardless of whether it's from part-time or full-time work. If earnings are below this, SSI might still be an option. Would you like more details on the SSI application process?
For SSI eligibility, the ability to work refers to the capacity to engage in substantial gainful activity (SGA). In *, earning more than $*,* per month typically indicates SGA, regardless of whether it's from part-time or full-time work. If earnings are below this, SSI might still be an option. Would you like more details on the SSI application process?
Per month!? They make nowhere near that.
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It sounds like the individual may have a strong case for SSI eligibility due to their limited income and documented medical conditions. Since they earn well below the substantial gainful activity (SGA) threshold, SSI could be a feasible option. Would you like more detailed information on the SSI application process or how to gather necessary documentation?
It sounds like the individual may have a strong case for SSI eligibility due to their limited income and documented medical conditions. Since they earn well below the substantial gainful activity (SGA) threshold, SSI could be a feasible option. Would you like more detailed information on the SSI application process or how to gather necessary documentation?
Yes, sure. But can you explain if they are disabled enough to warrant trying?
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In North Carolina, disability for SSI purposes is determined by whether the condition significantly limits the ability to perform substantial gainful activity. Given the individual's limited income, part-time work struggles, and documented conditions, applying for SSI seems worthwhile. Would you like more information on how to gather the necessary documentation and apply?
In North Carolina, disability for SSI purposes is determined by whether the condition significantly limits the ability to perform substantial gainful activity. Given the individual's limited income, part-time work struggles, and documented conditions, applying for SSI seems worthwhile. Would you like more information on how to gather the necessary documentation and apply?
Yes.
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It sounds like the individual might have a reasonable chance at qualifying for SSI due to their low income and documented medical conditions. Here's a brief overview of preparing for the application:
- Gather all medical records and documentation.
- Document income and financial resources.
- Consider consulting with a social worker or legal aid for assistance.
Would you like more detailed guidance on any specific part of the application process?
It sounds like the individual might have a reasonable chance at qualifying for SSI due to their low income and documented medical conditions. Here's a brief overview of preparing for the application:
- Gather all medical records and documentation.
- Document income and financial resources.
- Consider consulting with a social worker or legal aid for assistance.
Would you like more detailed guidance on any specific part of the application process?
The person is trying to get into medical school, but starting to fear that isnt an option after seeing how badly attempting to do part time work with part time classes went. They've stubbornly clung to that career path for ages. They are so intent on it that they've ignored pr abandoned any other possibility. They only have the willpower to go through school for this outcome.
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The individual may have a reasonable chance at qualifying for SSI due to their low income and documented medical conditions. While pursuing medical school is challenging, SSI could provide financial support as they continue their education. If you need more information on gathering documentation or the application process, feel free to ask!
The individual may have a reasonable chance at qualifying for SSI due to their low income and documented medical conditions. While pursuing medical school is challenging, SSI could provide financial support as they continue their education. If you need more information on gathering documentation or the application process, feel free to ask!
Ssi helps even people going to school?
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Yes, SSI can provide assistance to individuals who are attending school, as long as they meet the eligibility criteria. SSI is based on financial need and disability, so attending school does not disqualify someone if they meet the other requirements. Do you need more information on how SSI can support students?
Yes, SSI can provide assistance to individuals who are attending school, as long as they meet the eligibility criteria. SSI is based on financial need and disability, so attending school does not disqualify someone if they meet the other requirements. Do you need more information on how SSI can support students?
Actually yeah. I always thought ssi was a deadend for people unsuitable for life.
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SSI is designed to assist individuals with disabilities who have limited income and resources. It can support those pursuing education if they qualify based on financial need and medical evidence. Many people use SSI as a stepping stone to improve their circumstances. Would you like guidance on how SSI can support students, or more information on the application process?
SSI is designed to assist individuals with disabilities who have limited income and resources. It can support those pursuing education if they qualify based on financial need and medical evidence. Many people use SSI as a stepping stone to improve their circumstances. Would you like guidance on how SSI can support students, or more information on the application process?
Yes. The person's mother, despite supporting them, recently also said they doubt said person can live alone. So whatever support they offer would be good to know. Also, said person will inherit their parents house upon their deaths.
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SSI can provide financial assistance to persons with disabilities, including students, to help cover living expenses. Here are some key points:
- SSI eligibility requires limited income and resources, which your friend seems to meet with $* weekly earnings.
- Medical documentation is crucial to substantiate their disability claim.
- They can still pursue education while receiving SSI, as long as they meet the eligibility criteria.
If you need more detailed guidance on the SSI application process or how it can support students, feel free to ask!
SSI can provide financial assistance to persons with disabilities, including students, to help cover living expenses. Here are some key points:
- SSI eligibility requires limited income and resources, which your friend seems to meet with $* weekly earnings.
- Medical documentation is crucial to substantiate their disability claim.
- They can still pursue education while receiving SSI, as long as they meet the eligibility criteria.
If you need more detailed guidance on the SSI application process or how it can support students, feel free to ask!
Yes, would them inheriting the house impact them?
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Inheriting a house can impact SSI benefits because SSI considers resources when determining eligibility. If the house is not the individual's primary residence, it could be counted as a resource, potentially affecting their benefits. Would you like more information on how to manage this situation within SSI regulations?
Inheriting a house can impact SSI benefits because SSI considers resources when determining eligibility. If the house is not the individual's primary residence, it could be counted as a resource, potentially affecting their benefits. Would you like more information on how to manage this situation within SSI regulations?
No, it is their primary residence. Their parents hope to have it paid off by the time they die, as said person could not pay for it themselves.
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Since the house is their primary residence, it generally shouldn't affect their SSI eligibility. SSI does not count the home you live in as a resource. However, it's wise to consult with a legal expert to ensure compliance with SSI regulations regarding home ownership. Do you have any other questions about SSI and how it might support this person?
Since the house is their primary residence, it generally shouldn't affect their SSI eligibility. SSI does not count the home you live in as a resource. However, it's wise to consult with a legal expert to ensure compliance with SSI regulations regarding home ownership. Do you have any other questions about SSI and how it might support this person?
What are the ssi regulations?
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Supplemental Security Income (SSI) regulations include:
- Eligibility: Based on age, disability, income, and resources.
- Income Limits: Must be below a certain threshold.
- Resource Limits: Maximum of $*,* for individuals, $*,* for couples.
- Disability: Must significantly limit the ability to work.
- Residency: Must reside in the U.S. and be a citizen or qualifying non-citizen.
Let me know if you want more details on any specific aspect!
Supplemental Security Income (SSI) regulations include:
- Eligibility: Based on age, disability, income, and resources.
- Income Limits: Must be below a certain threshold.
- Resource Limits: Maximum of $*,* for individuals, $*,* for couples.
- Disability: Must significantly limit the ability to work.
- Residency: Must reside in the U.S. and be a citizen or qualifying non-citizen.
Let me know if you want more details on any specific aspect!
They are a resident, what qualifies as a resource? And can you help determine if their disability limits them enough?
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In SSI terms, a "resource" includes cash, bank accounts, stocks, bonds, and property. The home you live in doesn't count as a resource. As for determining if their disability limits them enough, it depends on medical evidence showing significant impact on their ability to work. Would you like detailed guidance on gathering medical documentation for the application?
In SSI terms, a "resource" includes cash, bank accounts, stocks, bonds, and property. The home you live in doesn't count as a resource. As for determining if their disability limits them enough, it depends on medical evidence showing significant impact on their ability to work. Would you like detailed guidance on gathering medical documentation for the application?
What kind of medical evidence?
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For SSI applications, medical evidence should demonstrate how the medical condition (ADHD, anxiety, etc.) affects the ability to perform substantial gainful activity. This can include:
- Medical records from doctors, therapists, or psychiatrists.
- Documentation of medications and treatment plans.
- Statements from healthcare providers about limitations.
- Recent evaluations or assessments.
If you need more guidance on gathering this evidence, feel free to ask!
For SSI applications, medical evidence should demonstrate how the medical condition (ADHD, anxiety, etc.) affects the ability to perform substantial gainful activity. This can include:
- Medical records from doctors, therapists, or psychiatrists.
- Documentation of medications and treatment plans.
- Statements from healthcare providers about limitations.
- Recent evaluations or assessments.
If you need more guidance on gathering this evidence, feel free to ask!
So doctor doccumentation would do?
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Yes, doctor documentation would be crucial in proving the individual's limitations due to their medical conditions for SSI eligibility. Medical records, treatment plans, and statements from healthcare providers can significantly support the application. Would you like more information on how to organize these documents for the application process?
Yes, doctor documentation would be crucial in proving the individual's limitations due to their medical conditions for SSI eligibility. Medical records, treatment plans, and statements from healthcare providers can significantly support the application. Would you like more information on how to organize these documents for the application process?
They have records, albeit not that many, due to holding out alone for as long as possible. That said they have been treated for 2 years now, and while they improved significantly, the situation I described above is the culmination of said improvements.
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Since the individual has been treated for 2 years and has medical documentation, they may have a reasonable chance of qualifying for SSI. Here's what they can do:
- Collect all available medical records and treatment plans.
- Document any limitations in daily activities.
- Consider consulting with a legal expert for additional guidance.
Would you like more detailed guidance on organizing documents for the SSI application process?
Since the individual has been treated for 2 years and has medical documentation, they may have a reasonable chance of qualifying for SSI. Here's what they can do:
- Collect all available medical records and treatment plans.
- Document any limitations in daily activities.
- Consider consulting with a legal expert for additional guidance.
Would you like more detailed guidance on organizing documents for the SSI application process?
They seem hindered enough to you still?
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The individual seems to have a reasonable chance of qualifying for SSI due to their documented medical conditions and limited income. Their conditions appear to significantly impact their daily activities and ability to work, which supports SSI eligibility. Would you like detailed guidance on organizing documents for the SSI application process?
The individual seems to have a reasonable chance of qualifying for SSI due to their documented medical conditions and limited income. Their conditions appear to significantly impact their daily activities and ability to work, which supports SSI eligibility. Would you like detailed guidance on organizing documents for the SSI application process?
What's the point of going through school on ssi of you couldn't work upon leaving it? Are you still allowed to try and better yourself? Even if you'd risk losing benefits?
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SSI is meant to support individuals with disabilities, even if they are pursuing education. It’s possible to attend school and later work if your condition improves. SSI can help cover living expenses while you strive to better yourself. It’s wise to consult with a legal expert to explore options and understand potential impact on benefits.
SSI is meant to support individuals with disabilities, even if they are pursuing education. It’s possible to attend school and later work if your condition improves. SSI can help cover living expenses while you strive to better yourself. It’s wise to consult with a legal expert to explore options and understand potential impact on benefits.
I see. What is a social worker in this context? They never reached out to one because dling so is too stressful and unnerving.
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A social worker in this context can provide support and assistance with navigating the SSI application process. They can help gather necessary documentation, connect with healthcare providers, and offer guidance on available social services. Would you like more detailed information on how a social worker could assist in this situation?
A social worker in this context can provide support and assistance with navigating the SSI application process. They can help gather necessary documentation, connect with healthcare providers, and offer guidance on available social services. Would you like more detailed information on how a social worker could assist in this situation?
Well, yes. Where do you find one?
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In North Carolina, social workers can be found through local social services departments, community health centers, or nonprofit organizations that offer assistance to individuals with disabilities. They can help guide you through the SSI application process and provide support. If you need more information on any specific part, feel free to ask!
In North Carolina, social workers can be found through local social services departments, community health centers, or nonprofit organizations that offer assistance to individuals with disabilities. They can help guide you through the SSI application process and provide support. If you need more information on any specific part, feel free to ask!
Well Im actually in Douth Carolina
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In South Carolina, social workers can similarly be found through local social services departments, community health centers, or nonprofit organizations. They can assist in navigating the SSI application process, offering support and resources. If you need more information, feel free to ask!
In South Carolina, social workers can similarly be found through local social services departments, community health centers, or nonprofit organizations. They can assist in navigating the SSI application process, offering support and resources. If you need more information, feel free to ask!
Okay, thank you
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It seems like the person you’re inquiring about has a reasonable chance of qualifying for SSI given their limited income and documented medical conditions. They may benefit from consulting with a social worker or legal expert to guide them through the application process and understand how to maintain benefits while pursuing education and self-improvement.
It seems like the person you’re inquiring about has a reasonable chance of qualifying for SSI given their limited income and documented medical conditions. They may benefit from consulting with a social worker or legal expert to guide them through the application process and understand how to maintain benefits while pursuing education and self-improvement.
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