Challenging on appeal the weight of the evidence that the ALj assessed in making their decision is a tough nut to crack. If that is the only...

I agree with Mr. Pont. Here in SoCal average is about 30 to 90 days. As we use to say in the Navy, its always “hurry up and wait” with tne federal...

Mr. Pont is correct. However, to cover all the bases, you should check with your local Social Security office to ensure that you are, in fact,...

The answer will depend on what types of benefits are being received in the household and who is receiving them. Speak with a local attorney who...

The month that the money is received (deposited, cash pay out, check, whatever), will be considered as a month of ineligibility for purposes of...

Seems like several things are going on simultaneously. Best advice would be to reach out to an experienced attorney to carefully review the...

Contact your local Social Security field office or call Social Security’s national phone number at 1-800-772-1213 and ask them if you have a...

You can ask but what you really need is a lawyer.

Yes, if it is in fact SSDI. No, if you are collecting SSI and you have been outside the US for 30 consecutive days.

One of the legal requirements to be eligible to receive SSI payments is that any change in a recipient’s financial situation MUST be reported to...