Southfield, MI
Social Security & Disability Lawyer at Southfield, MI
Practice Areas: Social Security, Car Accidents, Personal Injury
There are no stats available that I know of but I will say that decisions are taking around 90 days or even longer.
I have never seen a case where the Claimant or their counsel were denied access to a CE report.
There will be no effect upon your SSD from a pension buyout. Only income earned for work performed would be of concern.
You do not seem to be asking a legal question but more a law enforcement or political question.
Since you're getting SSD and not SSI a lump sum payment would not effect that benefit. SSI is a welfare benefit that only pays about $735.
I suggest that you go to your local social security office with a copy of that proof and have a meeting with a supervisor.
I generally agree with the prior answer but will add that I have seen the benefit amount change slightly once you reach retirement age. In theory...
Your son would get the auxiliary benefit if, and only if, his father is actually receiving SSDI.
In my opinion you are best served by having a qualified attorney get involved in the process as early as possible. By doing so you can avoid the...
It sounds to me like the father is actually on SSI which, as a welfare type program, does not have child support or children's benefits. If, in...
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