While you certainly can sue, your case will almost immediately get tossed out of court. However, if you were given incorrect info by an employee,...

A review is going to look at whether or not you are still disabled. SSI and SSDI require a finding if disability to receive benefits. Therefore...

This is definitely a conversation to have with your attorney. After all, it’s what you are paying him for. If your attorney agrees with changing...

This is a review to determine whether or not you are still disabled. SSDI and SSI are both disability programs.

If your case is under review, they are considering whether or not your conditions are disabling. So yes, both of your SSI and SSDI are being...

Yes, if SSA is satisfied that you are aware and understanding of the potential consequences of withdrawing your SSI claim, you should have no...

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If your benefit is truly SSI, a settlement will almost certainly impact your monthly SSI payment. Allowable assets are only $2,000 for an individual.

If the only monies in your bank account are from SS disability, your account is safe. If you have deposited monies in that account from other...

Yes. You could just skip it if you are certain your SSDI would eliminate any SSI you might receive. However, SSI and SSDI do not always begin in...

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Unfortunately the answer is "maybe." No one on here can answer that because we haven't had the chance to review your medical records, nor can know...