Hopefully, you had attorney representation who can advise on your next best steps in light of the specific facts of your situation. If you don’t...

Yes, it should be reported as Social Security will find out it anyway at tax time and, yes, it could trigger a CDR . You should speak with an...

Short answer is “yes” if you meet the non-medical eligibility requirements for SSI. If you do, then Social Security will pay you your early...

Sounds very promising but you got to wait for the judge’s written decision to know for sure. Your lawyer should be explaining to you their take.

You got two issues here: 1. You need to inform Social Security about your new business venture as you are required by law to inform Social...

It would be a good idea to discuss your situation with an attorney experienced in representing Social Security Disability claimants to review in...

Yes. You can use the “Find a Lawyer” feature on AVVO to find a local attorney experienced in representing Social Security Disability claimants.

Appeal the decision within 60 days of the date on the letter you received and retain a local attorney experienced in representing Social Security...

Sounds promising. You should be receiving a copy of the judge’s written decision in the mail and the you will know for sure.

Social Security uses a 5-step sequential evaluation to determine if somebody is “disabled” for purposes of collecting Social Security Disability...