Portland, OR
Social Security & Disability Lawyer at Portland, OR
Practice Areas: Social Security
The title of your question refers to SSDI -- but your question says "SSI". Since I'm not sure which it is, here's the rule for both. If you are...
This is a question I encounter with some frequency. The rules are complicated. I just posted on my blog about it so for more detail, take a look...
I wish I could tell you that this is a good sign but I agree with the other attorneys who responded. The fact that you're being told you need more...
In order to continue to be eligible for SSI, an individual must meet strict income and asset requirements. The assets you would have (cash) in...
Because you are on SSDI benefits, your son's SSI benefits or any other income or resources will NOT affect your benefits. However, your fiance's...
I'm sorry to hear that you had a bad experience. Obtaining medical records well ahead of a hearing is standard procedure, though it is possible...
The Social Security Administration (SSA) recently announced that SSA is now processing some retirement spouse claims for same-sex benefits and...
You can write a letter to Social Security explaining why you don't think your attorney should be paid all or part of the fee. But generally, your...
Then you'll be happy to know that by federal law, no social security attorney can be paid unless he or she wins your case. You may be responsible...
It is unlikely that she receives SSI for Type I Diabetes alone. She probably has complications of diabetes such as retinopathy or neuropathy. ...
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