my court appeal is for social security disability, i am alittle nervous about it.?

Question

i have applied for disability and was denied of course, now is the appeal cort and i do not know what to expect, can anyone help?

Answer 1

all cases will be denied... usually at least 2 or 3 times. this weeds out the bad folks who just want to sit around & collect off the government... when nothing is wrong.

this is an everyday thing for the courts.. you are not the first. be relaxed & honest. take a deep breath & conquer the fear.

you will be fine.

best of luck to you. let me know how it goes.

Love Sponge!

Answer 2

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Answer 3

The social security hearings are pretty informal. There will be a judge, a clerk who records everything, and maybe a doctor and vocational expert to answer questions about your file. Don't be nervous. It's not like some big criminal trial on TV. Most of the SSA judges are very professional, and understand that you are nervous.

If you don't have a lawyer, I very strongly suggest that you get one ASAP. The social security disability regulations are complex, but they can be used to your benefit by a good lawyer.

Answer 4

I went on permanent disability about 11 years ago and at first they denied it. I contacted my local congressman and they assisted me in my dealing with the Social Security Administration. Don't give up if you feel you are truly disabled.
I had to prove with doctor reports, test and etc, but with the help of a very concerned congressman it all worked out for me.
I didn't have to go before an appeal court because he and his dedicated staff helped me.
Good luck

Answer 5

Bums have ruined the system and thats sad. You wouldn't believe the jerks who apply just to see if they can get it. Happens daily and social workers are alot of the blame. Honestly your best best is an experienced lawyer and I wish you luck.

Answer 6

My wife was turned down also for her social security
disability. when she called them, they told her it may take up
to six months. Make a list of all your doctors and their reports
and and medications for your lawyer if you have one. My wife
hasn't had her apointment yet, so I cant go any farther to help
you. Be honest. Don't get angry or raise your voice and dress
appropriatly. First impressions may count for a last chance.

Answer 7

Take a Lawyer, trust me, don't go it alone. You will loose. There are many Lawyers that will go for FREE and only charge you when they WIN. You need an "expert" in this litigation. Good Luck -

Answer 8

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Answer 9

basically the same thing but, this time maybe you will win your claim