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Category Archives: Winning Disability Benefits
How do you Qualify Medically for SSD or SSI Under the Listings?
Everyone’s case is different and the method of review of your case will depend on what medical condition or group of physical and mental conditions you are alleging. Social Security will review your entire record in detail to see what … Continue reading
Posted in Legal Concepts in SSD, Medical Evidence, The Listings (Step 3), Winning Disability Benefits
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Having a Friend Represent You at Your Disability Hearing is a Mistake
You know more than anyone how important your disability case is for you and your family. You are trying to replace your income with a disability check because you can no longer work due to your medical problems. Your ability … Continue reading
Posted in Questions & Answers, Social Security Hearings, Why People Are Denied, Winning Disability Benefits
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Tips for your Social Security Disability or SSI Hearing
Dress and Attire Social Security disability hearings are less formal than other legal proceedings. The hearings are held in a small room with at most a handful of people in the room. Still, it’s important that you wear proper attire … Continue reading
Everyone who gets Approved for Disability Receives Back Pay (past due benefits) as well?
Not everyone who gets approved for disability receives past due benefits, but most do. The amount of past due benefits awarded depends on the date the claim was filed and the date that the judge or disability examiner concludes that … Continue reading