Will my son loose his ssi because of my marriage

It might be reduced, but probably not much. Social Security will consider your husband's income in figuring your son's eligibility to child's SSI...

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I was placed on disability by Neurologist in April of 2011. I have LTD Insurance with Liberty Mutual - they denied my claim.

You need a very specific kind of attorney - you're looking for someone who practices in employee benefits (assuming you got your disability...

I'm a little confused - are you being told you need an attorney for Social Security disability, and Prudential suggested Allsup, or is something...

Why do most disabled people (who have yet to win SSDI) not receive unemployment benefits?

I couldn't have put it any better than Mr. Adams. The only thing I'll add is that, as I understand it, in many States you can certify that you're...

Could I get disability? I had a stroke and I'm permanetly blind in my left eye. I suffer from severe depressure.

Depending on the severity of your symptoms (and they do sound severe), your age, your work experience, and other things, you could be eligible for...

Which is a greater factor in determining if you will get SSDI?

It should be the medical evidence. That's what the rules say. The rules also say that whether you're receiving unemployment is not supposed to...

If approved for disability how do they figure your backpay by the date you were disabled for the date you filed the claim for SS

There are a couple of rules on how they figure the back pay, depending on what type of claim you have, when they find you became disabled, and when...

I agree with the answers given by the other attorneys. Here's how they claim you're "overpaid." Most long term disability policies pay 60% of what...

Can I file for disability at age 67 due to recurring bi-polar and major depressive disorder?

At age 67, you wouldn't be able to file for Social Security disability benefits (once you reach full retirement age, they will no longer consider a...

If you have been disabled by the government's standard by 18 months, why won't they give you 18 months in back pay?

Mr. Farrell has listed several good reasons for why this might happen, and I want to chime in with another: if you were approved for Supplemental...