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Homeschooling and Social Security–Understanding the Rules for “Full-Time” Status
An article posted on the Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) website sheds light on interpretation of the rules associated with Social Security benefits for children of deceased beneficiaries. HSLDA Staff Attorney Peter Kamakawiwoole, Esq. explains the details in a dispute between an Oklahoma homeschooling family and the Social Security Administration that hinges on the definition of what constitutes “full time” status. Read about this interesting case here…
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