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HELPFUL SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY ARTICLES
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FREQUENTLY ASKED SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY QUESTIONS
Q. What Witnesses or Evidence Will I Need at the Hearing?
A. Medical reports from your treating doctors play a crucial role in most hearing issues, particularly when it comes to…
Q. Can I be Disabled Under Social Security Guidelines if My Problems are Psychological in Nature?
A. Yes. SS law requires a consideration of mental as well as physical factors in deciding disability. The key to…
Q. Why Won’t Social Security Pay for My Disability Without an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) Hearing?
A. In North Carolina, only a small number of applicants are awarded benefits before the Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) hearing.…
Q. Once I Am Approved for SSD, Will I be Reviewed for Continued Disability?
A. Probably. You will have an ongoing requirement to report any earned income while you draw SS disability benefits. The…
Q. What is an Administrative Law Judge Hearing?
A. Social Security (SS) hearings are presided over by an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ). Fortunately, the Western North Carolina area…
Q. What Type of Disability is Required Before I Qualify?
A. To be eligible for Social Security (SS) benefits, you must have mental and/or physical impairments of such severity that…
Q. What if I am Receiving Workers’ Compensation Benefits?
A. Social Security (SS) law mandates that any other benefits you receive must be taken into account. Consequently, your SS…
Q. Why Does it Take So Long to Get My Social Security Disability Application Approved?
A. Huge numbers of applications, changes in the disability program, and lack of adequate resources have combined to slow down…
Q. What Happens in a Social Security Disability Hearing?
A. Social Security Disability hearings are informal. The decisions are made by an Administrative Law Judge who generally lives in…
Q. Can I Draw Social Security if I Have Never Worked Full Time?
A. Yes, if you are unable to work at any job for a continuous period of twelve (12) months or…