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Originally Posted by mtdjed
I don't know any of the facts. Was she drinking, on drugs? Multiple offenses? Sound state of mind? Just seems like a possible huge burden on the state.
Granny doesn't need to pay for housing, car expense, property tax , income tax, insurance, food, medical expenses, utilities anymore and still get her pension, social security and IRA income. Do you think you could keep her a bit longer so our inheritance can build up a little more?
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Convicted felons are ineligible to receive Social Security benefits for any months they are incarcerated. Hopefully someone who knows her name will report her incarceration to the Social Security office in Leesburg. Usually state courts and prison officials cannot be bothered to do so.