Planning to file a social security disability claim or have already filed and been denied? Whatever your reason for needing assistance, I am here to educate you about how the process works and what an experienced social security disability attorney (like myself) can do for you. As a former judge with 40+ years of experience, I know the ins and outs of the process and can make your claim a success.
For a more detailed explanation of the ins and outs of the Social Security Disability process, including the Supplemental Security Income (SSI) program, please take a look at the various articles listed under the "Articles" heading above. They provide a more in-depth look at common issues and questions that come up during my interviews with Social Security Disability claimants and their families.
For my opinions and suggestions on current news and legislation regarding SSA Disability issues as well as some anecdotal insights regarding Social Security Disability, check out my "Tom's Take" blog posts for informative comments.
For a more detailed explanation of the ins and outs of the Social Security Disability process, including the Supplemental Security Income (SSI) program, please take a look at the various articles listed under the "Articles" heading above. They provide a more in-depth look at common issues and questions that come up during my interviews with Social Security Disability claimants and their families.
For my opinions and suggestions on current news and legislation regarding SSA Disability issues as well as some anecdotal insights regarding Social Security Disability, check out my "Tom's Take" blog posts for informative comments.
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Since being licensed to practice law in 1976, I have represented hundreds of Social Security Disability and SSI claimants before the Social Security Administration.
Because I understand how the system works, what evidence you need to present to the Social Security judge for him or her to award disability benefits, and how to get that evidence, I am proud to say that over the past 40 plus years I have been able to win a very large majority of the claims I have handled.
I make myself personally available to all of my clients and work each claim myself.
Because I understand how the system works, what evidence you need to present to the Social Security judge for him or her to award disability benefits, and how to get that evidence, I am proud to say that over the past 40 plus years I have been able to win a very large majority of the claims I have handled.
I make myself personally available to all of my clients and work each claim myself.
Yes, additional payment based on your earnings records in Title II cases will be paid to children under 18 or under 19 and still in high school.
In SSI cases, some states add additional money for children.
Also in SSI cases, if your child is receiving welfare, the amount of welfare received will not be counted as income and is not used to reduce your SSI benefit amount.
It is possible to continue working while your application for disability is pending.
As long as you are not earning in excess of a certain gross monthly amount ($1,170 in 2017) and not performing job activities that contradict your claimed limitations, you can still be found unable to perform what social security call "substantial gainful employment".
In SSI cases, some states add additional money for children.
Also in SSI cases, if your child is receiving welfare, the amount of welfare received will not be counted as income and is not used to reduce your SSI benefit amount.
It is possible to continue working while your application for disability is pending.
As long as you are not earning in excess of a certain gross monthly amount ($1,170 in 2017) and not performing job activities that contradict your claimed limitations, you can still be found unable to perform what social security call "substantial gainful employment".
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