David M. Hicks

Claimants scheduled for a Social Security Disability (SSD) hearing before an administrative law judge can sometimes have witnesses testify and can even subpoena witnesses to appear. As your hearing date approaches, you may be wondering how likely is this to occur, and is it a good idea? In my experience representing claimants as a St. Louis SSD lawyer, the answer to both questions is it depends, on both the facts of your case and the judge hearing your appeal. [ 1090 more words. ] http://www.stlouisdisabilityattorney.com/855-2/

St Louis Social Security disability Benefits In order for you to receive your Social Security disability benefits, your impairment must have persisted or be projected to last at least 12 months, unless it is expected to result in death. You should keep these things in mind before the 12 months run out, and know which factors affect the 12 month requirement for Social Security disability in St. Louis. http://www.stlouisdisabilityattorney.com/social-security-d/

The laws surrounding applying and getting approved for Social Security can be confusing and frustrating, which is why it's helpful to find an expert Social Security disability attorney in St Charles you trust. The emotions start when you receive that denial letter in the mail. You applied for Social Security disability (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits with the hope your benefits would be approved and that would be the end of your worry. [ 961 more words. ] http://www.stlouisdisabilityattorney.com/denied-social-sec/

Disability lawyers in St Louis Missouri play an important role in helping people obtain benefits. If you are disabled and unable to work, you must be thorough during every step of the application process. As such, it is extremely important to understand exactly how that process works in order to increase your odds of success. Time Is of the Essence [ 501 more words. ] http://www.stlouisdisabilityattorney.com/disability-lawyer/

As a St Louis Social Security disability attorney, David M. Hicks often finds himself explaining the rules that the Social Security Administration follow when making a decision about whether your condition is one that meets the agency's definition of disability. By understanding the rules that apply to you, you may have a better understanding of what will be required for you and your Social Security disability lawyer in St Louis to prove for your case to be successful. [ 354 more words. ] http://www.stlouisdisabilityattorney.com/st-louis-social-s/