Recent Developments: In re Ryan W.: State Courts Lack Subject Matter Jurisdiction over Matters Concerning a Representative Payee's Allocation of OASDI Benefits for a Child in Need of Assistance; Representative Payees Must Provide Notice to the Child's Legal Representative When an Institution Intends to Retain the Child's Benefits

Authors

Jacqueline K. Lovdahl

Recommended Citation

Lovdahl, Jacqueline K. (2014) "Recent Developments: In re Ryan W.: State Courts Lack Subject Matter Jurisdiction over Matters Concerning a Representative Payee's Allocation of OASDI Benefits for a Child in Need of Assistance; Representative Payees Must Provide Notice to the Child's Legal Representative When an Institution Intends to Retain the Child's Benefits," University of Baltimore Law Forum: Vol. 44: No. 2, Article 10.
Available at: https://scholarworks.law.ubalt.edu/lf/vol44/iss2/10