Did You Really Win At Your Social Security Disability Hearing?
Believe it or not, even after a fully or partially favorable decision from the Administrative Law Judge (ALJ), you may still have your case reviewed once again, and you actually do run the risk of your case being denied.
In other words, the denials and wait times never seem to end.
How To Best Prepare For Your Social Security Disability Hearing
You’ve been waiting for a year or more to tell your case to the judge and explain how you are disabled and unable to work. But, do you know how your hearing will proceed and have you prepared to put your best foot forward?
Here’s some tips to help “your day in court” go as smooth as possible.
For Some, You Will Not Be Able to Win Your Social Security Disability Claim
It’s sad, but for some people, winning their Social Security disability claim will be almost impossible. If you fit within one or more of these categories, you may want to reconsider placing your life on hold to ultimately be disappointed.
Here are the “big ticket” items that will likely keep you from receiving benefits:
I hate starting off like this, but all too many times Claimants seek Social Security disability benefits and they fight the system for a year or more to find out the Social Security Administration does not consider them disabled.
Most people do not know in order to qualify for Social Security disability benefits, they need to earn work credits to be insured. The disability program administered by SSA is an actual insurance program where workers pay into the system for possible benefits if they have a severe mental or physical condition which keeps them from working.