You can always apply for the benefits. However, your concern should be on whether or not you would be approved-which you most certainly would not....

I agree with Ms. Margolius. There are way too many questions for us to ask you and for you to respond on this type of forum to completely address...

I agree with the previous answers: No, you cannot sue them for this. I would begin by getting in touch with the caseworker in the office, from...

Your question is a bit confusing. Are you asking whether or not someone on disability for a mental issue can be a witness in a hearing for...

You'll need to provide more information. 1) Is he truly receiving Title II/Social Security disability (SSDI) insurance benefits? You'll want...

Possibly. SSDI is impacted by the amount of money you earn and the work you are performing to accomplish/earn such wages.

There are two parts to each claim: the medical and the non-medical. The medical is the same for each: you have to prove your conditions...

I agree with Mr. Pont. However, whether or not you are actually paid, isn't really the issue. Like Mr. Pont said, you can be on SSDI and still...

Before deciding which direction to go, you need to speak to an attorney who specializes in Social Security disability. There is no charge for a...

I agree with Mr. Pont. Residency nearby is not a requirement. However, being capable of being responsible for distributing your money to you is.