Posts Tagged ‘Social Security Disability process’
Q. What is an Administrative Law Judge Social Security Hearing?
A. Social Security hearings are held by a judge called an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ). The hearings are relatively informal and have no District Attorney or U.S. Attorney present representing Social Security. Some ALJs will ask questions, some will let your lawyer ask all the questions. All you should do is tell the ALJ what…
Read MoreQ. What should I do when Social Security denies my claim?
A. Most claimants are denied several times before they receive a favorable decision on their claim. DO NOT GIVE UP. Your best opportunity to prove your disability occurs with a lawyer at an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) hearing. You have paid Social Security taxes for years and should aggressively pursue your rights to get Social…
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