Usually, you are reading this leaflet because you received a letter telling you we're going to review your disability. The Social Security law requires that we review all disability cases from time to time to make sure people continue to be disabled. If your health has not improved, or if your disability still keeps you from working, you will continue to receive your benefits.
The Texas Civil Courts program is designed to help you find the proper court to file a case in civil, consumer, family, injury, probate, and property matters. Search the Guide.
Texas Supreme Court Approved Divorce Forms -- Uncontested, No Minor Children, No Real Property
The Texas State Law Library reference librarians created legal research guides for specific areas of the law. These guides contain resources that can help you research a legal issue.
The Acting Administrator of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), Marilyn Tavenner, announced the redesign of the statement that informs Medicare beneficiaries about their claims for Medicare services and benefits. The redesigned statement, known as the Medicare Summary Notice (MSN), will be available online and, starting in 2013, mailed out quarterly to beneficiaries.
Use this online tool to help you determine if you are eligible for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.
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Information from Texas Health and Human Services Commission
The easy-to-use "interview" will guide you through the process to apply for a Protective Order.
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