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February 22, 2018
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Can A Child's Social Security Benefits Be Revoked Due To A Parent Being Non-Compliant With School Requirements?
Can a child's social security benefits be revoked due to a parent being noncompliant with school requirements, such as: not attending meetings, failure to give child prescribed medication, or truancy?
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No. However, for a child's benefits to continue when they turn age 18, the child must either be disabled or attending secondary school (e.g. high school) on a full-time basis.
Best, Jerry