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FREQUENTLY ASKED SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY QUESTIONS
Q. Can a Child Disabled Since Birth Receive Social Security Disability Benefits Even if S/He Has Never Worked?
A. Yes. If the child is under age eighteen (18) and you are poor enough, s/he may be able to…
Q. What if My Disability is Caused by Alcohol or Drugs?
A. Legislation passed by Congress places significant restrictions on the eligibility to receive Social Security benefits if your disability is…
Q. Do I Have Any Chance of Winning a Social Security Disability Case if I Am a Young Person?
A. Yes. While age is an extremely important consideration in deciding disability cases, the Social Security Administration will also look…
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. 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. How Do I Select a Lawyer?
A. Social Security law undergoes regular changes due to new Congressional legislation and Court decisions. Therefore, it’s essential to choose…
Q. How Much Will I Receive in Social Security Disability Benefits Every Month?
A. The amount of monthly Social Security benefit checks you receive will depend on what type of program you are…
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 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…
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