Can I get my SSA hearing to happen sooner using Dire Need? What qualifies as Dire Need?

It is certainly worth putting in a Dire Need request. In my experience, those requests tend to only shave a couple months off the wait, but those...

Can SSA force someone to pay disability payments received from day one; once they deem you able to return to work?

I agree with Mr. Pont. If you requested interim benefits pending an appeal, but were ultimately found not disabled, SSA is entitled to recover...

Why did social security send me an invoice saying that I owe them 44 dollars? It's not a big deal I just am wondering?

The only time I've seen an invoice from Social Security sent to a claimant is in an overpayment situation. I understand that you are in the...

Hi can you maximize social security benefits?

If your condition has improved, you can go back to work and earn as much as possible, such that when you do collect benefits again your monthly...

How do I sue someone that wrongfully received SSDI benefits for my son?

You should start by going to your local office and inquiring about the situation. If that's not successful, your best bet may be to contact the...

I recommend that you at least consult with an attorney. You've presumably never filed for disability before, and you don't know the rules...

Can she recover her employer's and her own social security contributions?

Afraid not. To my knowledge, there is no vehicle for recouping those contributions.

Does it look like it is possible to be approved with the help of an attorney?

You should contact a local attorney that specializes in Social Security cases. Despite repeated denials, you may have a viable claim that needs to...

Will my child receive SSDI auxillary payments from both parents if we are both deemed permanently disabled?

They'll only pay one, but they'll pay the larger benefit, and adjust accordingly for the retroactive monies.

What advantage if any is there for starting a new social security disability application while the 1st is in federal court?

Filing a new application protects you if the federal case doesn't work out. You can only claim disability going back to the most recent ALJ...