Social Security Disability- Medical-Vocational Allowance for Visual Impairment

The transferability of skills becomes the issue. You will need an attorney to help address the vocational aspect.

Can a retired person receive social security disability?

You can apply for disability under Title II. these benefits type a higher amount than the retirement benefits. Social Security can then pay the...

The doctors have to connect the dots for you that your illness was/is due to the black mold exposure. As an employee, you are limited to a workers...

Is this legal? What type of attorney should we retain to handle this dispute?

Your mom needs to pursue a doctor who will listen to her and provide active treatment for her claim. I would recommend that she consult with an...

My work comp adjuster denying my surgery and wants me back at work. What can I do to appeal her decision?

You will need your doctor to address the dispute of the insurance company. Because you will need to go through the hearings for the dispute...

Can I dispute statutory MMI if insurance company wasted over 8 months for denying compensibility (I have won after BRC & CCH).

Statutory MMI is based on 104 weeks, and you can extend the statutory MMI date based on a spinal surgery exception. If you have not had the...

Does a side job filed as a 1099 qualify as wages lost under Texas workers comp?

Your income from a second job worked in the 13 weeks prior to your date of injury would be combined for your average weekly wage. It would not...

I was a minor when I got ssi so they made my mom my payee now im 21 and want to control my own funds

Social Security will evaluate your request to determine if you are able to manage your own funds. You can also request a different payee be...

Am i entitled to get two years back

Another payee should have been appointed for you. I would recommend consulting with an attorney to help obtain your benefits.

Thank you for answering my questions ssi question.

SSA sends a written decision even if the Judge tells you at the hearing that it will be favorable.