I do mean partially disability,
Well until you get a decision no way to know what judge will decide. You will be able to appeal if unfavorable. Get an attorney.
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Well until you get a decision no way to know what judge will decide. You will be able to appeal if unfavorable. Get an attorney.
No one who does not know all the facts could advise you. She should discuss this with her attorney.
Hee needs to pursue mental health treatment. He should use a lawyer the next time.
It will not delay your benefits. The attorneys will have to file petition to get paid.
It will be the lower amount. Not sure where you get the highest number from. Read the retainer agreement.
you don't ask a question but you will be given the benefit which is greater. There are no Spousal ssi benefits so you must mean retirement benefits.
No real advantage to switching. Stick with disability to retirement age.
Get an attorney and file an appeal of the adverse decision. Act within the time limits in the denial letter.
If he gets disability, there are benefits pain for children under 18. Your divorce won't change that, and money usually go to custodial parent.
No it would not be a problem if you are on ssdi.