I had a lawyer help me win disability now the court reviewed the case they found him not disabled is the lawyer supposed to help

Your question is a little confusing as you jump from first to third person. The answer boils down to the contract. You should contact the attorney...

Is there any way to receive spousal support w/out affecting SSI Disability pymts. ?

Receipt of spousal support would reduce your SSI payment. There is nothing you can do to increase the SSI payment. $733 is the maximum. There are...

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Is there a difference between between attorneys who handle disability claims for injuries versus genetic disabilities?

Yes. Many personal injury attorneys do not handle Social Security disability and visa versa; however, there are some that handle both. You do not...

If someone receives social security benefits for being bipolar does that exclude them from paying child support?

This is not a Social Security matter. I'm reclassifying your question under child support because this is a matter of state law. In FL, it would...

Does my fiancé have an ok chance of being approved for SSID?

I agree with Ethan, but an OTR means on the record decision. They only do these when they are going to approve cases. However, they don't usually...

My Grandson's mother refuses to give him his social security card. He us 18 and needs it. Is there anything he can do?

He can go to his local Social Security office and request a new card.

I was awarded my ssi in 2013 but had fought since 2008 because of a warrant ssi agent states the judge should've granted t25 to

Please ask a specific question. If you have/had a lawyer, they are likely in the best position to respond because they are familiar with all the...

I live in Vernon, CT and am looking for a pro bono lawyer for disability. I hurt my back and neck on the job

You haven't cited any reason why an attorney should handle your disability claim pro bono. The typical fee is 25% of past-due benefits, capped at...

I filed for ssd and they denied me n Feb and I haven't filed the appeal is it to late and need a lawyer

Typically, you only have 60 days to appeal. Consult with an attorney. You/He can request the prior claim be reopened upon filing a new claim if you...

I receive SSDI what do you need to tell SSA if you was working

The truth is the answer. If you're working, tell them that. If it is your husband, tell them that. It is not to difficult. If you are concerned...