LindaSusan Asked October 2015
Can a parent receive money for taking care of adult disabled daughter?
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freqflyer Oct 2015
Depending on what type of disabilities, have your parent check with the website in relation with the disabilities to see what programs are available to help out. There might not be income available but help with other things.
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pamstegma Oct 2015
You daughter should be collecting SSDI and if you are her Guardian, the check should be going into a bank account that you have access to. That should help.
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