Maybe, depending on what those warrants are for. This link explains further: https://secure.ssa.gov/poms.nsf/lnx/0202613001

The SSA definition of "disabled" varies based on age, education and past work history. You give two of those but do not state your age. If you...

It sounds like there has been an overpayment but you are unclear as to why that occurred. I suggest you file a request for a waiver using this...

You can and should dispute that citation in my opinion. Often the citing officer will not appear and you can ask for a dismissal. Otherwise,...

I agree with Mr. Kollin. Any such suit would be doomed to fail.

Their platform so their rules as arbitrary as they may be.

Yours may be one of the very few cases where I do not think you will require the help of a lawyer. Go to www.ssa.gov and fill out the application...

The SSA is not concerned with your debts only your assets / income.

In a word, no. Your distress is insufficient to warrant legal action.

Your US Senator or US Congressperson may also be able to help. The SSA is usually quick to respond to congressional inquiries.