You cannot get SSDI if you don't have enough credits. If you don't have any income coming in and are below the SSI resource limit, you may qualify...

This sounds as if it is more of a Family Law matter rather than a Social Security matter, so I have moved it to the questions in that practice area.

No, you can no longer apply for disability benefits because you are past your full retirement age.

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SSDI Question: I applied for SSDI with an onset of disability dated 2016. I was denied 2x based on fact misrepresentation.

Keep in mind most claims do get denied at the initial and reconsideration levels, regardless of representation. Most cases do move through to the...

Is there a Social Security attorney in Tucson available to represent me at my up coming hearing.

I agree with the above answer. I'd request a postponement so that the hearing office can reschedule your hearing date, giving you more time to find...

I agree with the above answer. It seems like he is just waiting on his CE to be scheduled, which can sometimes take in excess of a month or two...

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How can I collect ssdi dependant benefits for my son from his fathers ssdi claim?

You'll need the child's birth certificate, and the parent and child's social security numbers. You will have to get in touch with him to get that...

Can mental and emotional issues be apart of a disability court hearing

Yes, every health condition (whether mental or physical) that prevents you from being able to maintain employment is relevant to your disability...

Who can help me obtain medical records that Social Security says they no longer have to prove disability before age 22?

You will have to present medical records to the ALJ from before you were 22 years old to have a chance of winning on your SSDI claim. Depending how...

Can I receive spouse benefits for my deceased ex-husband if we were married over 10 years?

If your ex-husband never worked under social security (i.e. never paid into the social security system), you will not be eligible for any benefits...