SSA disability... am told it would take 15 months... anyway to reduce the wait
It is also possible to request an expedited hearing if you are a veteran and your disability is service connected.
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It is also possible to request an expedited hearing if you are a veteran and your disability is service connected.
I'm not sure what you mean by "change to SSI." If you mean that you are completing an application for SSI, I agree that you need to report all...
You can also contact the New Hampshire bar association to ask about attorneys who may accept a reduced fee or possibly take the case pro bono. Best...
Call your attorneys office again and request an appointment to review your case. These cases can last up to two years, sometimes more. During that...
The attorney fee for these cases is paid only if the claim is won and benefits are awarded. They would not have to pay anything up front. I would...
Unless his rights are terminated he will always have rights to see his children, although there may be constraints placed on visitation if the...
The 180 days is accurate if you are approved, but that's a big if. The majority of applications are denied. If you are denied, it could take up to...
If this was an SSI application, there are two steps. One is being found medically disabled, which it appears you have been. But there is the non...
Absolutely and the sooner he applies the better. If he is denied, I would advise that you seek the help of an experienced attorney to pursue an...
The judge may has found you disabled at the hearing, but it is not up to the judge to determine which programs you are eligible for. SSDI and SSI...