To be currently eligible for SSDI, a person needs to have worked and paid federal tax withholdings for 5 out of last 10 years.

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Your question concerns the spousal deeming rule that only effects SSI, not SSDI. Your SSDI amount will remain the same. However, your SSDI monthly...

Mr. Alexander is correct. However, you should have a separate bank account just for your Social Security benefits. If you co-mingle your Social...

You may want to have a conversation with an experienced attorney familiar with both Social Security disability law as well as California state...

If it’s SSDI - yes; if it’s SSI - no. Talk to a lawyer yo address the specific facts of your situation.

Mr. Pont is correct. California does supplement SSI by providing 3 types of State Supplemental Payments (“SSP” - just to keep things even more...

Getting pregnant will not in and of itself impact an individual’s continued eligibility to receive SSDI. Additionally, each child of an SSDI...

No, it should have no impact on your continued eligibility for SSDI benefits.

The ALJ could not deny your claim without providing you an opportunity to be heard - it would be a violation of due process So, an OTR decision ...