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Social Security Disability

Social Security Disability – A Look at Reconsideration

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FAQs

Social Security Disability

IF I OWN MY OWN BUSINESS AND HAVE A DISABLING CONDITION THAT PREVENTS ME FROM TECHNICALLY "DOING WORK" WITHIN MY BUSINESS, AM I ELIGIBLE FOR RECEIVING SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY BENEFITS?

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DO I REALLY HAVE TO GO TO MY HEARING TO WIN MY DISABILITY CASE?

A: No. It is not necessary to attend your social security disability hearing. A brief can be submitted to the adminstration law judge so that you do not have to go to court and testify. The brief should include a summary of your medical condition(s) and reasons for not being able to work. Natually, the more detailed the medical evidence in the brief the better as this is what will be used to determine your benefits. If the brief is not approved a hearing will be scheduled.
If you have other questions or would like assistance from a disability attorney, call us toll-free at 866-205-2415 for a FREE consultation or you may contact us online. A disability attorney can be effective in helping you receive the benefits to which you are entitled.