27Oct

Social Security benefits stop for fugitive felons

By Tomasz Stasiuk, October 27th, 2008 | Stopping Benefits | 2 Comments

I previously wrote about how Social Security disability benefits stop during incarceration.

However, your Social Security disability benefits can also stop if you labeled a “Fugitive Felon.”

Fugitive felons is anyone who is

Fleeing to avoid prosecution for a crime which is a felony; or
Fleeing to avoid custody or confinement after conviction for a crime which is a felony; or
Individuals receiving Title XVI payments or Title II benefits who are violating a condition of probation or parole imposed under Federal or State law.

Read more at Social Security (link removed – Social Security took down the page).

Tomasz Stasiuk is the founding attorney of the Stasiuk Firm - a law firm devoted to exclusively handling Social Security disability cases in Colorado. Contingent fees available.

tippy1965

hi this is tip.
has anyone gotten anywere with ssi or ssdi
18 years ago i got into trbul in FL . at that time i was not geting ssi or ssdi ,i just stared gettig it in the past 8 years, is there any law that woud protac me from the ssi of taking my bena fits, im at the end of my rope i now have a famaly and i can do nothing to help them i am more of a berden then any thing els, plese help
tippy1965

hi this is tip.
has anyone gotten anywere with ssi or ssdi
18 years ago i got into trbul in FL . at that time i was not geting ssi or ssdi ,i just stared gettig it in the past 8 years, is there any law that woud protac me from the ssi of taking my bena fits, im at the end of my rope i now have a famaly and i can do nothing to help them i am more of a berden then any thing els, plese help