Have your wife get a job working an opposite shift to save the childcare expenses or get another part time job, whatever it takes.

Your widow or widower may be able to get full benefits at full retirement age. The full retirement age for survivors is age 66 for people born in 1945-1956. And the full retirement age will gradually increase to age 67 for people born in 1962 or later. Your widow or widower can get reduced benefits ...

Sorry there are no places that pay your cell phone.

Most places open up in October like Salvation Army, etc. It is usually a very short advertised time for applications and quickly missed.

You need to call the County Health Department immediately to have the issue addressed. Once involved the landlord will have to make the necessary repairs.

Move with your parents and find a new job or you can get another job to cover expenses. Not sure what you are looking for?

Makes no sense you are behind. With the income stated after the mortgage you should have 1522 a month to live on. Cut back on all your expenses; cable, cell phone, etc and save some money. If you let it go into foreclosure not only will you NOT have funds for a new place, your credit will be ruined ...

Confused this is being posted in Feb?

Being military you have all you need at your finger tips. Call your First Sgt he/she can send you too all the places available for help. Cut back, cancel all you can; sell a vehicle if you have more than one, etc. We were young military and had the same thing happen, you can survive it.

Your adult kids should rotate caretaking and let dad get a job to help financially, no one can really live on one disability check. You can try 211 for local resource info.

Call them and make a payment arrangement, tell them you can only pay XX amount. This is not a huge amount to pay off and they should be more than willing to work with you.

Call the state offices before moving and see what you qualify for, they can tell you. Also you can't really move if you don't drive so you need to make sure you plan this out. Call 211 for local resources and your local Dept Human Services can tell you if any transportation is available.

Confused, your title says the landlord lost the money orders but you are requesting money orders for the landlord to cover your rent? Call 211 and look up all local programs on this site that are available to you.

VA Disability cannot be garnished. Check out 5 CFR 581.103 for what sources of income are subject to garnishment. If they garnish SS usually only 15%.

There are few places that help and even fewer if you are not employed. If may be tough but you will need to work, disability takes upwards of two years even with a lawyer and you will have to survive until that time. Let the phone be cut off, water and electric is a priority. Try 211 for local resou...

Call the VA immediately and talk to them on his behalf, they will let you know what he can and cannot qualify for.

No clue who ACAP is but your list is extensive. I would assume it will cost more to repair all the items needing repair then possibly what the home is worth? How you lived in this home for so long without heat, water, tub, shower, stove is beyond me. The home does in fact sound as if it should be &q...

Places do no help without proof of income, they are not going to assist in moving you into a place without knowing you can actually pay for afterwards. Stay where you are, get jobs, save money then move.

Sorry no one pays for cars nor car insurance. You can apply for food stamps online as well as look for a doctor. Try 211 for local resource information for food and possibly home essentials.

Go back to work, disability takes upwards of two years (or more) to receive. Most places that assist will not due so if you are not working. Move in with friends or family, apply for welfare benefits and see what is available.