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Not sure what you mean by "orbit".
It sounds like you should qualify.
If you are unable to get your benefits successfully or prefer to have a lawyer represent you, contact the state... Read Answer
While I don’t handle SS disability myself, I know of many firms who do and I would be happy to refer you to one.
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This is a social security disability question so I have moved your question to that practice area for answers. Good luck!
If you are seeking disability, it is strongly recommended that you consult with a disability attorney who can advise you regarding your rights. ... Read Answer
Hi Stephanie, sorry to hear of your troubles. I suggest reaching out to an attorney for a... Read Answer
I would collect all medical records and reach out to an attorney for a consultation.
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Hi, you may have a basis for a claim. You can apply at www.ssa.gov.
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If you apply for SSDI, your income is not considered. It is not need based.
Hi, your former employer should have payroll records for you. Reach out to them and then provide to SSA.
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The $2,000 limit applies to financial asssets, not personal possessions.
If you were overpaid, you can negotiate a monthly payback agreement which... Read Answer
Quite possibly. Contact an attorney for a free consultation.
There are several points in your description which should be explored. You may want to talk with a specialist. You can find one on the... Read Answer
Hello Tarek,
First, a proper doctor would need to give medical testimony that you are unable to work. Next, consult with a Social Security... Read Answer
If you are no longer disabled, you should no longer be receiving SSDI. Inform the Social Security Administration.
Yea. I strongly recommend a free consultation with a. Social Security Disability attorney.
Contact an attorney who specializes in Social Security Disability benefits for a free consultation.
Social Security is federal law. Changing the state changes nothing. If your attorney does not want to appeal and you do, you can find... Read Answer
To find a Social Security lawyer near you, please check the website of the National Organization of Social Security Claimants' Representatives.
You might want to inform the attorney that you are considering replacing him and interview replacements. A new attorney will be able to ask for... Read Answer
You can apply and, if necessary, ask for a reconsideration and redetermination, without a lawyer at www.ssa.gov. Eligibility turns on residual... Read Answer
It's very possible. You should consult with an attorney who specializes in Social Security Disability.
Since you are no longer receiving SSDI and never will again, why keep the papers?
You can find an attorney specializing in this area on the website of the National Organization of Social Security Claimants Representatives.
Hi, reach out to the Bar Association in your state.
Scott Bocchio, Esq.
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