Alabama Social Security Disability Legal Questions

It's highly suggested that you retain an attorney when applying for Disability benefits.  You will not be required to pay any out of pocket expense unless you win.  The attorney you choose to hire will be paid on any back due beneift you receive.  The amount  is equal to 25% and not to exceed $6,000.00.   Attorney Scott F. Bocchio, Esq President Legal Rights Advocates P 855-254-7841 www.YOURLEGALRIGHTSADVOCATES.COM   ... Read Answer

If you receive benefits from Social Security for disability, those benefits may not be subject to garnishment.  However, the funds must go in to an account that only has funds from your disability payments.  In other words, set up a new account, and have your funds direct deposited to that account. If you keep that account sacred, and no other deposits are made, you can demonstrate, if necessary, that the account should not be garnished because it is funds only for disability. However, if other checks go into the account - for example, a spouse's paycheck, the account is no longer pure and would be subject to garnishment. It is a sticky wicket, as they say, and one that often trips people up. PLEASE NOTE the following:  An attorney-client relationship is not being established because of the information provided above; an in person consultation is always best when you have a legal problem; DO NOT RELY on information for a legal remedy without having contacted a lawyer; facts and circumstances of every case have to be applied to the law that is relevant for the state or location in question; NEVER rest on a right or defense you may have - legal rights are not like wine - they don't improve with age or time time limits can completely prohibit recovery; TO SEEK LEGAL ADVICE IMMEDIATELY go to http://goo.gl/cf1UM to find someone in your state. Be sure to visit my website for answers to other Social Security Disability questions. http://haller-law.com/faq... Read Answer

Are you sure a "friend of a friend" is truly getting disability for carpal tunnel?  Perhaps this person is, but, that will not make you eligible because you have the same diagnosis. Under the Social Security Act, “disability” means “inability to engage in any substantial gainful activity by reason of any medically determinable physical or mental impairment which can be expected to result in death or has lasted or can be expected to last for a continuous period of not less than 12 months.” When the Social Security Administration reviews a case, there are a series of steps that they go through before making their determination.  They may agree with you that you can't go back to your old job, but if you can do other less strenuous work, you will be found "not disabled." Go to http://haller-law.com/faq for answers to more questions about Social Security Disability.... Read Answer