Do I need an attorney or should I represent myself, since this is an unusual case?
According to the General Accounting office of the US Government, the percentage of ultimately favorable decisions for claimants with representation...
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According to the General Accounting office of the US Government, the percentage of ultimately favorable decisions for claimants with representation...
For Social Security probably not based on the information in your post. Part of it will depend on how you were paid, what your immigration status...
Your WC attorney should be able to explain all this for you. Receipt of SSD will not affect your WC benefits, but your WC benefits and settlement...
Technically yes, Social Security has an official policy stating that receipt of unemployment does not necessarily preclude one from receiving SSD...
No, there is not such a rule. Generally, if one makes more than $1.010 per month one will be found not disabled regardless if one is 19 or 64 years...
Maybe. It depends on how old she is. If you are getting your benefits, she will be entitled to her benefits on your account when she is 62 years...
In most cases you can collect the retirement from your job and SSD benefits. There are some offset exceptions for pensions from certain government...
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If a creditor other than the federal government tries to garnish your Social Security benefits, inform them that such an action violates Section...
If you had an attorney at the hearing, you should be asking her or him. No, there is a sequential five step analysis they use to determine...
No, he would get the same monthly amount for disability as if he retired at full retirement age. However, the first question the agency asks in the...
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