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Social Security Disability application asked me if I am receiving public disability benefit and Im wondering if WEA Trust LTD is a public disability benefit?
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Percentage on disability after knee allograft lateral medial meniscus surgery?
my doctor told me that I have a permanent partial disability after ACL and meniscus surgery, but wasn't sure on the percentage off the top of his head. I am wondering what is the average. Don't know when he will be calling agian.
You live in Ontario and have been on short term disability am now having to apply for long term you were wondering if there is a way for you to get your vacation pay?
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What Benefits Can Social Security Attorneys Provide to People Applying for Disability?
You may be wondering what use people have for social security attorneys. For example, you may have been told by a number of people that there is no need to hire an attorney to represent you during the process of applying for disability benefits under social security.It is true that legally you are allowed to represent yourself when applying for disability. In fact, individuals working for the social security administration may have been trained on how to instruct you on the steps for completing the process yourself.However, only thirty percent of those who file for disability are eventually approved to begin receiving disability income from social security. Denial of initial claims is even higher. Generally, only fifteen percent of applicants will be approved for disability upon their first application. After this rejection, an individual must file for an appeal. This appeal is extremely important and must be filed within sixty days of the initial rejection.While it may be true that the initial application for disability can be competently handled without the representation of a lawyer, this is much less the case during the process of the appeal. This is proven by the fact that in general forty percent of applicants win their appeal and are granted disability income. However, those represented by an attorney have a sixty percent chance of winning their appeal. This large gap is certainly significant.The benefits an attorney who specializes in social security can provide for a client are numerous. The attorney, for one, will be much more knowledgeable than a novice regarding the laws surrounding social security and the best ways to navigate through all the steps and legal proceedings involved in the application process.An even larger benefit is the fact that an attorney can often better demonstrate that a client is actually disabled than that client would be able to demonstrate alone. A social security attorney will be experienced in determining what kinds of evidence should be presented to prove to the court that a client is disabled and does deserve social security income.For these reasons and more, it is always a smart idea to hire an attorney represent you in the disability application process.
I am blind in one eye and I was wondering would that qualify me for disability or partial. I am not getting any younger and I never thought about it before.?
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Can you receive social security disability benefits if you are convicted of petty larceny?
Social Security Disability Benefits are impaired by a conviction for a felony as defined by federal law. Without knowing the details of petty larceny in your state, I don't know if your case is a felony under federal law. The general rule they are applying is that it is a felony if defined as a felony in that jurisdiction, or in a jurisdiction that doesn't classify any crime as a felony, the offense is punishable by death or imprisonment for a term exceeding 1 year. (NB: the operative word is punishable - not the sentence actually applied, if the offense is punishable by up to 18 months in prison that would be a felony in a jurisdiction that doesn't define felonies even if the judge handed down a 6 month suspended sentence.) If the disability isn't related to a felony conviction, then benefits are payable when not on the run or in prison. Jail (before conviction and sentencing) isn't prison (after conviction and sentencing). Four ways a felony conviction can have impact Social Security disability benefits: 1 You can't get disability benefits while incarcerated for a felony; 2 You can't get disability benefits while fleeing from prosecution for a felony; the arrest warrant, the prosecution, the prison sentence, or violating the probation or parole. 3 You can't get disability benefits for a disability caused by or aggravated while committing a felony; 4 You can't get survivor's benefits if you killed the person whose Social Security account is the source of the survivor's benefit. If you're wondering about what happens while a conviction is being appealed - no benefits are paid while in prison, but if the conviction is overturned then the benefits not paid while may be payable. If this only raised more questions, you can always call the Social Security Administration and ask them directly. If you like a long read, then the detailed Social Security Administration regulation is called: SSR 83-21: TITLE II: PERSON CONVICTED OF A FELONY and they cite the relevant laws the regulation is intended to implement: Sections 5(a), (b), and (c) of Public Law (P.L.) 96-473; sections 202(d), 216(i), 223(d) and 223(f) of the Social Security Act, as amended.
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