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Casual Articles - Ten Social Security Disability Mistakes to Avoid in Virginia
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10. YOU FAIL TO CONSULT A SOCIAL SECURITY SPECIALIST. Social Security Law is a unique area of the law. If you have a brain tumor you would not see a family doctor you would see a specialist. Likewise, for Social Security Disability you need to see an attorney who specializes in that field.
IN SUMMARY, many of the above mistakes listed above can be avoided if the claimant consults early on with an attorney who is a specialist in Virginia Social Security Disability law.
This may be considered AN ADVERTISEMENT or Advertising Material under the Rules of Professional Conduct governing lawyers in Virginia. This note is designed for general i
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2. YOU MUST HAVE ENOUGH QUARTERS OF WORK. If you have worked very little and Social Security says you do not have enough quarters, you may have to continue working in order to gain enough quarters to qualify.
3. YOUR DISABILITY MUST LAST MORE THAN TWELVE (12) MONTHS. If you have a serious injury but you are going to recover within twelve (12) months, you are not going to qualify for Social Security Disability. A prerequisite for Social Security is that you have an impairment that disables you for twelve (12) months or that you can expect will disable you for twelve (12) months.
4. YOU CANNOT BE WORKING WHEN YOU APPLY. If you think you can work part time and qualify for Social Security Disability, you probably are not going to win your case. Social Security considers earned income an automatic disqualifier in most cases. In 2006, Social Security considers $860.00 per month as substantial gainful activity and an automatic disqualifier. So, if you make this amount even working part time, you cannot qualify for Disability. Also, even working part time, shows you have the ability to work.
5. THE SOCIAL SECURITY DOCTOR WILL PROBABLY NOT DECLARE YOU TO BE DISABLED. Assuming a Social Security Doctor will examine you and agree you are disabled is a common misconception. Most often Social Security Doctors rush people through like an assembly line. The exam is often very cursory and the examiner may not have the medical expertise to really understand your ailment. Usually, they give very little credence to subjective complaints.
6. YOU FAIL TO FILE A TIMELY APPEAL OF A DENIAL. Only about a third of claimants are granted at the initial level. After a denial you have 60 days to appeal. Your case cannot be given additional consideration unless you appeal.
7. YOU FAIL TO GET MEDICAL TREATMENT. Failure to obtain consistent treatment for your ailment is a common problem. Most social security judges will give little credence to an ailment that you have not sought medical treatment for. Thus, if you have a chronic pain complaint, you should at least make an attempt to manage the pain through a pain clinic or some other approach.
8. YOU FAIL TO HAVE YOUR OWN DOCTOR'S SUPPORT. Social Security Rules give a lot of weight to a well written opinion by the claimant's own treating physician. Thus, if you believe you are disabled, you need to first consult your own physician for his/her opinion.
9. YOU FAIL TO CONSULT A SPECIALIST. It may be well and good to have an opinion from your family doctor but if you have an impairment that requires the opinion of a specialist then you need to see one. For example, a lung problem may require a breathing test and the opinion of a pulmonologist. A heart problem may require a stress test and the opinion of a cardiologist.
10. YOU FAIL TO CONSULT A SOCIAL SECURITY SPECIALIST. Social Security Law is a unique area of the law. If you have a brain tumor you would not see a family doctor you would see a specialist. Likewise, for Social Security Disability you need to see an attorney who specializes in that field.
IN SUMMARY, many of the above mistakes listed above can be avoided if the claimant consults early on with an attorney who is a specialist in Virginia Social Security Disability law.
This may be considered AN ADVERTISEMENT or Advertising Material under the Rules of Professional Conduct governing lawyers in Virginia. This note is designed for general in
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4. YOU CANNOT BE WORKING WHEN YOU APPLY. If you think you can work part time and qualify for Social Security Disability, you probably are not going to win your case. Social Security considers earned income an automatic disqualifier in most cases. In 2006, Social Security considers $860.00 per month as substantial gainful activity and an automatic disqualifier. So, if you make this amount even working part time, you cannot qualify for Disability. Also, even working part time, shows you have the ability to work.
5. THE SOCIAL SECURITY DOCTOR WILL PROBABLY NOT DECLARE YOU TO BE DISABLED. Assuming a Social Security Doctor will examine you and agree you are disabled is a common misconception. Most often Social Security Doctors rush people through like an assembly line. The exam is often very cursory and the examiner may not have the medical expertise to really understand your ailment. Usually, they give very little credence to subjective complaints.
6. YOU FAIL TO FILE A TIMELY APPEAL OF A DENIAL. Only about a third of claimants are granted at the initial level. After a denial you have 60 days to appeal. Your case cannot be given additional consideration unless you appeal.
7. YOU FAIL TO GET MEDICAL TREATMENT. Failure to obtain consistent treatment for your ailment is a common problem. Most social security judges will give little credence to an ailment that you have not sought medical treatment for. Thus, if you have a chronic pain complaint, you should at least make an attempt to manage the pain through a pain clinic or some other approach.
8. YOU FAIL TO HAVE YOUR OWN DOCTOR'S SUPPORT. Social Security Rules give a lot of weight to a well written opinion by the claimant's own treating physician. Thus, if you believe you are disabled, you need to first consult your own physician for his/her opinion.
9. YOU FAIL TO CONSULT A SPECIALIST. It may be well and good to have an opinion from your family doctor but if you have an impairment that requires the opinion of a specialist then you need to see one. For example, a lung problem may require a breathing test and the opinion of a pulmonologist. A heart problem may require a stress test and the opinion of a cardiologist.
10. YOU FAIL TO CONSULT A SOCIAL SECURITY SPECIALIST. Social Security Law is a unique area of the law. If you have a brain tumor you would not see a family doctor you would see a specialist. Likewise, for Social Security Disability you need to see an attorney who specializes in that field.
IN SUMMARY, many of the above mistakes listed above can be avoided if the claimant consults early on with an attorney who is a specialist in Virginia Social Security Disability law.
This may be considered AN ADVERTISEMENT or Advertising Material under the Rules of Professional Conduct governing lawyers in Virginia. This note is designed for general i
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6. YOU FAIL TO FILE A TIMELY APPEAL OF A DENIAL. Only about a third of claimants are granted at the initial level. After a denial you have 60 days to appeal. Your case cannot be given additional consideration unless you appeal.
7. YOU FAIL TO GET MEDICAL TREATMENT. Failure to obtain consistent treatment for your ailment is a common problem. Most social security judges will give little credence to an ailment that you have not sought medical treatment for. Thus, if you have a chronic pain complaint, you should at least make an attempt to manage the pain through a pain clinic or some other approach.
8. YOU FAIL TO HAVE YOUR OWN DOCTOR'S SUPPORT. Social Security Rules give a lot of weight to a well written opinion by the claimant's own treating physician. Thus, if you believe you are disabled, you need to first consult your own physician for his/her opinion.
9. YOU FAIL TO CONSULT A SPECIALIST. It may be well and good to have an opinion from your family doctor but if you have an impairment that requires the opinion of a specialist then you need to see one. For example, a lung problem may require a breathing test and the opinion of a pulmonologist. A heart problem may require a stress test and the opinion of a cardiologist.
10. YOU FAIL TO CONSULT A SOCIAL SECURITY SPECIALIST. Social Security Law is a unique area of the law. If you have a brain tumor you would not see a family doctor you would see a specialist. Likewise, for Social Security Disability you need to see an attorney who specializes in that field.
IN SUMMARY, many of the above mistakes listed above can be avoided if the claimant consults early on with an attorney who is a specialist in Virginia Social Security Disability law.
This may be considered AN ADVERTISEMENT or Advertising Material under the Rules of Professional Conduct governing lawyers in Virginia. This note is designed for general i
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8. YOU FAIL TO HAVE YOUR OWN DOCTOR'S SUPPORT. Social Security Rules give a lot of weight to a well written opinion by the claimant's own treating physician. Thus, if you believe you are disabled, you need to first consult your own physician for his/her opinion.
9. YOU FAIL TO CONSULT A SPECIALIST. It may be well and good to have an opinion from your family doctor but if you have an impairment that requires the opinion of a specialist then you need to see one. For example, a lung problem may require a breathing test and the opinion of a pulmonologist. A heart problem may require a stress test and the opinion of a cardiologist.
10. YOU FAIL TO CONSULT A SOCIAL SECURITY SPECIALIST. Social Security Law is a unique area of the law. If you have a brain tumor you would not see a family doctor you would see a specialist. Likewise, for Social Security Disability you need to see an attorney who specializes in that field.
IN SUMMARY, many of the above mistakes listed above can be avoided if the claimant consults early on with an attorney who is a specialist in Virginia Social Security Disability law.
This may be considered AN ADVERTISEMENT or Advertising Material under the Rules of Professional Conduct governing lawyers in Virginia. This note is designed for general i
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10. YOU FAIL TO CONSULT A SOCIAL SECURITY SPECIALIST. Social Security Law is a unique area of the law. If you have a brain tumor you would not see a family doctor you would see a specialist. Likewise, for Social Security Disability you need to see an attorney who specializes in that field.
IN SUMMARY, many of the above mistakes listed above can be avoided if the claimant consults early on with an attorney who is a specialist in Virginia Social Security Disability law.
This may be considered AN ADVERTISEMENT or Advertising Material under the Rules of Professional Conduct governing lawyers in Virginia. This note is designed for general information only. The information presented in this note should not be construed to be formal legal advice nor the formation of a lawyer/client relationship.
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