Can my mom claim unemployment?
439857
First find out if you live in whats called a "No Fault state" \nthat means ether party can walk away from employment with out notice.\nsome states do require notice be given and in that case you mom could have a civil suit.\n\nas to making a claim tell her to go to the labor office first thing in the morning\nas long as she's worked more than 60 days for them she's good.\nthe only reason it could be denied would be if she quit.
718955
It depends on whether she is covered by the family and medical leave act.\n\nhttp://www.dol.gov/compliance/laws/comp-fmla.htm
551979
Sorry but no. You can only receive unemployment benefits if you are/were able ready and willing to work.
34135
I believe the State decides whether or not you are eligable for unemployment benefits. I think they do talk to your former employer though.
1003840
Not unless the debt was co-owned by you and your mom. If the estate is in probate and you are the personal representative of the estate, you are protected by the court from that kind of action. You do not own her debt. Her creditors must address their concerns to the estate, not you personally.
347472
I'm from California so it maybe a bit different.  I got laid off a few months ago and I claimed unemployment.  Just go to your Government website (www.MI.gov) and fill out the claim. You should be good to go.  Good Luck
241385
Call a workers comp attorney. Most of them will give you the info you need, such as if you should hire counsel, who should pay for the meds etc.\n\nGood Luck. I hope your mom feels better.
793130
you cant claim the baby legally unless youre married- if she hasnt worked then there is no reason for her to claim him/her- BUT when she lets you use baby as dependent, then you will be claiming that the child lived with you, and so did she and that will show up on her application and YOUR income is considered.\nshe can let you claim , and still get her financial aid...\nif you didnt work, you dont have a reason to file taxes
951521
I believe he can claim you. My boyfriend was told he could claim me by an accountant. I would check with an accountant just to be sure. \n\nP.S. We are in California, it might be different in your state.
62940
Contact the general jurisdiction court in the town that you mom lived when she won the lawsuit.  They will have the file on the case.
631240
Check with your state's employment dept., but probably.  I believe employers are required to give you your job back, after returning from maternity leave, or give you a similar job at the same pay as when you left for maternity leave.  If you don't qualify for unemployment, perhaps you may have a lawsuit on your hands!
780207
Request a claim form and fill it out.  If you are truly owed benefits, then yes you should receive them.  Call the company, insurance company, and ask them what your benefits are.
375269
At 18 your parents can claim you as a dependent.  The fact you made so little would make you and your child dependent on your mother so I believe that would work.  The daughter is a bit stretching but I think can work, even if she gets audited, they will realize she is paying for all your stuff.
163831
I would say that you are not.  Unemployment benefits are for those who were wrongly fired or laid-off.  It is meant to serve as a safety net for those at or near poverty level.  Hopefully you did some planning by saving some money to hold you over until you find your new job.  Good luck!
108014
First of all, I'm sorry for your mom.  My mom had Lupus also. Check with the social security office on applying for disability.  I know my mom didn't qualify, but she never was able to work.
797192
In the UK you may be able to claim Carers allowance, apply at a Jobcentre Plus...;
41176
Hey Scott - Agree with Melvin...unless she does have some income which you do not know about or she may be collecting unemployment compensation which has been taxable since end of the 80's (boy, did the government sneak that one in - was NOT taxable like any other insurance such as workman's comp).  If she does owe taxes on some type on income, she may be applying for the "Earned Income Credit" - something you may want to look into yourself if you have not already (I'm assuming you have custody and sole financial responsibility that you can declare your two children as "dependents.) If this is the case, take all the deductions yourself - say NO!  Something does not "smell right" and this is a woman talking here!\nSasha