The Social Security Administration (SSA) allows payments to go back up to 12 months before the application date, but only if the applicant was disabled during that time. However, there is a mandatory five-month waiting period from the onset of the disability, meaning the first five months after becoming disabled are not covered. Supplemental Security …
Hiring a Social Security Disability lawyer will improve your chances of getting approved for SSDI or SSI benefits, especially if your claim is complex or has been denied. An experienced attorney understands Social Security’s rules, gathers strong medical evidence, and always represents your best interests. Since disability lawyers work on a contingency fee basis, you …
As of November 30, 2024, the maximum allowable fee for Social Security Disability (SSD) lawyers is $9,200 or 25% of past–due benefits, whichever amount is lower. Attorneys and clients have the flexibility to negotiate a fee, including the possibility of no charge at all. Also, SSD lawyers typically only get paid if they win your …
If your Supplemental Security Income (SSI) payment was reduced this month, it is likely due to changes in your income, living situation, or financial resources. The Social Security Administration (SSA) regularly reviews recipient eligibility and adjusts payments accordingly. Even small financial or household changes can impact the amount you receive. Understanding why your SSI benefits …
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