(REMASTERED) 11.13.2011 (Representatives; Activities of Daily living; Child support)
Q&A: Social Security Disability TodayShow Notes
ORIGINAL POSTING: 11/13/2011 REMASTERED POSTING: 2/2/2025
This episode mirrors the video posted earlier!
Topics include: 1) How much do representatives make off disability claims? 2) Do representatives cause delays in processing claims so they can make more money? 3) Why would Social Security need to send you to a Doctor in or to determine a decision? 4) Can SSDI be denied based on the activities of daily living forms? 5) Do you know what gives SSA the right to continue prior suspensions even after the court has ruled this particular suspension (Clark v. Astrue)? 6) Can a child receive both child support and social security benefits?
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