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FREQUENTLY ASKED SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY QUESTIONS
Q. Should I Try to Work if I Have Applied for Social Security?
Yes. While you cannot be eligible for Social Security benefits while working full time, the law allows you to make…
Q. If I Win My Social Security Disability Case, How Much “Back Pay” Will I Receive?
A. The exact amount of “back pay” you receive is determined by the Social Security program you are eligible for.…
Q. What Type of Physical Ailments are Considered Disabling Under Social Security Law?
A. The Social Security Administration reviews the overall impact of your cumulative ailments in deciding whether you are disabled or…
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. Can I Work for any Period of Time and Still Receive Social Security Disability Benefits?
A. Generally, No. You are required to report any earnings or substantial gainful activity to the Social Security Administration as…
Q. When Can I Expect a Social Security Hearing?
A. Social Security appeals can be a lengthy process, with significant waiting times between each level of appeal. It often…
Q. Are Children Eligible for Social Security?
A. Yes, children may be eligible for various Social Security programs based on specific criteria. While many are familiar with…
Q. Am I Eligible for Social Security Disability if My Ailment is Not Permanent?
A. Yes. Social Security law requires only that the disabling condition (1) result in death OR (2) exist for a…
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…
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