Archive for February, 2010
How To Get A Hearing Quicker
Unfortunately, there is no sure fire way to speed up your hearing date. And any lawyer who says they can guarantee you a hearing date within a certain time period is lying. The Social Security Administration processes each claim on an independent basis and the only claims that are “fast tracked” are those that fall [...]
February 7, 2010
Tags: allowances, compassionate, date, hearing, Social Security, speed Posted in: Uncategorized 
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How To Prove Your Child’s Disability Case
Is your child falling behind in school? Does your child suffer from a severe physical or psychological impairment? Is it affecting them on a daily basis?
Social Security has set aside funds for children who are functionally disabled through their Supplemental Security Income program. While these cases generally difficult to prove, if you know what issues [...]
February 5, 2010
Tags: child, disabled, factors, income, school, security, social, supplemental Posted in: Supplemental Security Income No Comments
When Getting Out Of Bed Is A Struggle
If you are suffering from a physical or mental impairment, a “bad day” might consist of you never leaving your bed. Experiencing “good days” and “bad days” are a common occurrence for people seeking disability benefits, but understanding how it could affect your case is crucial.
The weather here in New York changes very frequently. Those [...]
February 4, 2010
Tags: bad, days, Disability, good, mental, New York, physical, security, social Posted in: Uncategorized No Comments
Showing Up Early Can Go A Long Way
There are several important factors that a claimant must be aware of in preparation for his or her Social Security Disability hearing. Providing proper medical evidence and testifying truthfully and clearly are very important, but one factor is often overlooked when preparing for your disability hearing.
Prior to your hearing, you will be given notice to [...]
February 3, 2010
Tags: Disability, early, evidence, factors, hearing, preparing, Social Security Posted in: Uncategorized No Comments