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You should consult with an attorney that specializes in Social Security Disability law.
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Yes, you should have an attorney help you with your SSDI application.
There are two disability programs: SSDI and SSI. Some people get one, or the other, both, or neither. Both share a common disability... Read Answer
It's not a simple, definitive answer. But If it prevents you from working full time, you should file a claim. Contact an attorney that... Read Answer
It's very possible. You should call a Social Security disability attorney as soon as possible.
Contact the local SSA office and correct your bank information. They should be able to re-issue the check and it'll come in a couple days.
I would recommend consulting with a Social Security Disability attorney. There can be up to 12 months of retroactivity and it could be a higher... Read Answer
SSI is a needs based program and almost all income, like unemployment, is countable towards eligibility and payments. There isn't a way to... Read Answer
You should contact Legal Services or Legal Aid to see if they can help you.
Your Net Earnings from Self Employment will count as earnings.
You should consider filing an appeal. Consult an attorney for a more detailed analysis of the pros and cons of filing an appeal or not.
At this point, it would be nearly impossible to get retroactive benefits from prior to 2015.
Yes, you can apply for SSDI and SSI, but there are eligibility factors to each that will determine whether you can get one, or both, or neither, if... Read Answer
You should consult with an attorney that specializes in Social Security Disability to assist with your application. Unfortunately, they do not... Read Answer
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You should contact an attorney for a free consultation. They will determine if they will accept your case or not.
Yes, for child support and federal debts.
There are several ways to start. Contact the local SSA office, go online to ssa.gov, or contact an attorney. Let me know if you would... Read Answer
If you haven't worked 5 of the past 10 years, then you still may be eligible for SSI disability, also administered by SSA. You would have to... Read Answer
Please contact me for a free consultation. Social Security disability attorneys work on a contingency basis, which means we only get paid if you win... Read Answer
If you are still owed any of your retroactive benefits from the time you were approved, they should be able to see that as a pending underpayment.... Read Answer
You should consult with an attorney that specializes in Social Security disability cases. Having an attorney can increase your odds of winning... Read Answer
You should contact a Social Security Disability attorney for a free consultation. We only get paid if you win your benefits. Having an attorney... Read Answer