On "Trick Questions" from the Social Security Disability Judge

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8 жыл бұрын

Are you going to face “trick questions” from the Social Security disability judge? What are examples of trick questions, and how can you prepare and protect yourself?
Back in May, I released a video about trick questions from judges ( • Prepare for Trick Ques... ) and I continue to receive a great deal of feedback and comments on that video. In the 2014 video I talked about one type of trick questions but there are many examples you should know about - thus this new video.
My experience has been that disability judges are not trying to treat you unfairly with their questions, but instead, use their experience and knowledge to ask probing and incisive questions. More specifically they want to assess your credibility by asking questions to which they already know the answer so they can see how you respond.
If you exaggerate or worse, lie, the judge will likely conclude that he/she cannot believe anything you say. Under no circumstances should you try to mislead or outsmart an experienced and savvy judge.
My experience has been that disability claimants rarely lie, but they are often nervous and they try to give the judge an answer that they think the judge will like. This approach usually backfires.
I advise my clients not to try to create the perfect answer for the judge, but, instead, to tell the truth as thoroughly and completely as they can.
If the truth contains information that is not entirely supportive of your claim, so be it - we can practice how to present that information in a pre-hearing meeting.
In this video I peel back the layers and provide several examples of simple questions that judges use to catch you in an exaggeration or lie. If you understand what is going on with these questions, you will feel more comfortable not overthinking your testimony and simply fall back on reporting your symptoms and issues clearly and concisely.
If you are getting overwhelmed with the process of applying for benefits or with appealing a denial, I’d be happy to try to help.
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@creatorsservant7226
@creatorsservant7226 7 жыл бұрын
I can't believe anybody would even think to give this man a thumbs down! He's giving his professional advise and information. It's up to people if they want to take advantage of this good information. I'm sure he could be doing something else, beside trying to help the public with his valuable information. Be thankful he's willing to do this.
@ssdattorney
@ssdattorney 7 жыл бұрын
Thank you for your thoughtful comment. I understand that folks applying for disability can get frustrated so I don't take any negative comments personally, however one fellow gave me a one star review on an online review site because he apparently didn't like the free info I was providing!
@vanessahenderson1850
@vanessahenderson1850 7 жыл бұрын
I, and many others really appreciate the information and expertise knowledge that you provide. A huge thank you for posting your videos, many thanks
@brothertackitt4305
@brothertackitt4305 7 жыл бұрын
Social Security Disability videos your videos has been a priceless asset for my struggle to understand the SSDI process, thank you sir!
@tishsmiddy71
@tishsmiddy71 5 жыл бұрын
No Sir . The evidence should speck for itself ! I think this helps
@tishsmiddy71
@tishsmiddy71 5 жыл бұрын
And I’m grateful for any info and Thank you 😊 Did Not mean to sound like a ungrateful person!!! It was to a comment not the Lawyer .
@wingman5724
@wingman5724 6 жыл бұрын
its a real friggin shame that medical records dont stand on their own its a bigger shame that judges are not compassionate
@lopsidedlori
@lopsidedlori 4 жыл бұрын
There are many moochers who dont need it and ruin it for others
@blakestollman8080
@blakestollman8080 4 жыл бұрын
@@lopsidedlori How does somebody elses disability even if they are mooching have any effect on your outcome? Did the judges decision state there are too many Moochers so I just couldn't give it to you?
@5thfloor584
@5thfloor584 3 жыл бұрын
@@blakestollman8080 what? It's a simple reaction to have if tons of people claim they have some mental illness that can't be proven (records, doctor visits, etc) of course the judge would include this. It's nice to think they only look at a person's particular case each time, but the fact is if you see tons of people (clearly wanting free money) reapplying constantly with vague/broad illnesses like depression, of course, you're going to be suspicious of every person which is a good thing.
@5thfloor584
@5thfloor584 3 жыл бұрын
@@mrcoreynitro Most people don't know about it... Also, it makes people ashamed when they think about getting disability unless you grew up around people that were constantly on it. That's why you'll see families where half of them are on disability, like my friend from High school (2 more accounts of this in my personal life). It's all about what's normal in your upbringing/family, you haven't realized how many people are severely injured? There are tons of people who have excruciating pain from some physical ailment. You can't tell me a large portion of disability recipients have zero illnesses and there's a large portion that has a mild form of pain but they could clearly work fine if they wanted. It sucks for people like me who have to spend months just to get approved, I have multiple proved illness like epilepsy, hearing loss, two broken discs on my back, and even more. I still work it's just harder, sure I could quit any time and get much more money from the Gov. but I'm too young to be lazy.
@5thfloor584
@5thfloor584 3 жыл бұрын
@@mrcoreynitro Exactly, it's messed up and I believe the Government should search people's family history to see how many members are on disability (maybe they do that idk...). That's awesome to hear that your co-worker got denied multiple times lol, I hate people who cheat the system just so they won't have to work.
@KepiGal
@KepiGal 3 ай бұрын
I was blessed to have a judge who was compassionate. He asked me the trick questions, I answered honestly, and I think he knew I was telling the truth. He asked me questions about my disability, what I could do, what I couldn't. I was open, honest, didn't elaborate on anything just directly answered the questions. He asked the doctor who was at the hearing what jobs I could do and he said factory work, how many of those jobs in the country (8000). I was still working part time and the judge asked him how I could do what I was doing and the doctor said "I don't know". A few weeks later I got my letter of the judge's decision, saying I was approved.
@opchick0597
@opchick0597 5 жыл бұрын
I am 57, worked a steady job since I was 14. Got a associates degree, then went into v-fib. I now have a ICD, uncontrolled with medication HBP, and now a benign brain tumor, I don't qualify but my cousin who is 43, never worked more than 3 months in a row, got disability on the first try for alcoholism....this is absolutely true and shows that those who need it and worked their entire lives can't get it but if your a drug addict, or alcoholic its easy peasy.
@imxploring
@imxploring 5 жыл бұрын
Shame to see those situations where people that have earned the right to benefits get screwed while screw ups get paid.... Alcoholism is a treatable issue that can be resolved and should be subject to an annual review if SSDI is awarded.
@ElleBrOw
@ElleBrOw 5 жыл бұрын
Obesity & drug users are usually awarded too 🤬 Just remember SSI is wayyyy diff from SSD and much lower too
@robrodriguez8565
@robrodriguez8565 5 жыл бұрын
if you ask me, that is Disability Fraud right there. Especially since they chose to do the drugs, and if it has created mental illness i dont say turn your back on people like that, but you OPCHICK should get approved before someone like your cousin.
@rik4369
@rik4369 4 жыл бұрын
Your 100% correct. First of all drug & alcohol addictions are real and our media and marketing establishments have greatly contributed to this national shame. I am 59 and going to my first Judge Hearing. I have hired a Law Firm but don't feel confident in the outcome. For the record I am retired military ( 22) years and worked in Mental Health and ( 15) post college and military retirement. It just seems the entire system is a con game, played in people that " do the right things" and reward others that do scam the system. I wish all you all the best but have a plan "B".
@SandfordSmythe
@SandfordSmythe 3 жыл бұрын
Alcoholism and drug addiction do not count as disabilities under SS. Look it up.
@rebeccagutierrez1401
@rebeccagutierrez1401 6 жыл бұрын
Actually I NEVER EVER drink. So that is truthful for some of us people out there.
@CobraDove1111
@CobraDove1111 4 жыл бұрын
@Gary Tesla Tell the truth, OBVIOUSLY
@Carl-LaFong1618
@Carl-LaFong1618 4 жыл бұрын
how can you survive without drinking? don't you ever get thirsty? how can you survive without water?
@angelsbutterflies6293
@angelsbutterflies6293 3 жыл бұрын
I don't ever drink alcohol at all so that's the truth completely because I've never been a drinker.
@angelsbutterflies6293
@angelsbutterflies6293 3 жыл бұрын
Some people can't drink it makes them really sick I'm a retired healthcare worker and I've seen it many times. Some people just can't drink alcohol at all. I mean I'm sure people have tried it and if it makes you sick over and over again then that's you're sign and one habit that is good not to have. I believe some people when they say that they can't drink alcohol because some are telling the truth and I'm not a drinker at all.
@stricknine_
@stricknine_ 3 жыл бұрын
Not what he was implying
@ruthdunn658
@ruthdunn658 5 жыл бұрын
Kids getting off to school on their own is a very real thing we did back in the 50s
@bluewaters3100
@bluewaters3100 4 жыл бұрын
I was 9 and took care of younger siblings because my single mom had to work. Not ideal.
@markwalker9236
@markwalker9236 4 жыл бұрын
My brother and I raised ourselves. I cooked ,washed my clothes and got myself up for school.
@angelsbutterflies6293
@angelsbutterflies6293 3 жыл бұрын
Yes i did that back in the day and walked to the bus stop and i wouldn't let my children when they were smaller do that because times have changed so much and it's not safe at all. I remember always being scared sometimes because it would still be dark outside walking to the bus stop and there was a patch of woods and that area i would run past because you couldn't see what or if someone was in there. The cool part was the bus stop was in front of my grandparent's house and i remember one time them picking up a man for hanging around that area not cool.
@PhoenixRising87
@PhoenixRising87 3 жыл бұрын
When I was in kindergarten to the middle of second grade, my family lived within walking distance of my elementary school, so my older brother and I were sometimes allowed to walk to school ourselves.
@niseylee7796
@niseylee7796 Жыл бұрын
Yeah but times are very different now. They kidnapping kids waiting alone now
@elliemathews6884
@elliemathews6884 5 жыл бұрын
No matter what a judge says or the government I know that I am unable to work because of severe depression. I hope they approve me but even if they don't I won't be returning to work even if it means I end up homeless. I think alot of homeless people have mental health issues that are either denied or fell through a flawed system and they don't have the strength to fight.
@ssdattorney
@ssdattorney 5 жыл бұрын
Ellie, I think your observation is accurate. Thanks for the comment.
@bkmadden8932
@bkmadden8932 5 жыл бұрын
You are spot on! Very sad & the ALJ position is a lifetime job!
@RazorRevenge
@RazorRevenge 4 жыл бұрын
We’re you approved? I’m in the process of applying because of my bipolar and depression and have to call them tomorrow and I’m freaking out (I have an extremely hard time talking on the phone and I start stuttering and freaking out) all I can think of is the worst. My mom says that everyone gets denied the first time but I still have that irrational fear of being denied and being accused of lying.
@SincerestSawa
@SincerestSawa 4 жыл бұрын
So right, I feel the same, I can't help but think alot about being homeless cause I have no hope of finding gainful employment, I tried going to therapy ,had multiple. One broke confidentiality on the third session. The next only showed me material out of self help books I owned decades ago and the last canceled on me two times in a row same day as the appointment, I couldn't mentally handle going through any of this again or I might have completely lost my mind
@bluewaters3100
@bluewaters3100 4 жыл бұрын
@@RazorRevenge Before you file you must be under a doctor's care and taking medication for your issue. It is ok to stutter or appear fragile. That behavior goes along with your issue. Is your diagnosis keeping you from working? Like he said in this video..be truthful and be yourself. Not everyone gets denied the first time if you are properly prepared. Watch these videos. my sister got disability for the same issue you have. At first they're going to deny her (not enough documentation), but she started crying and talking to them about how difficult her life has been. Her lawyer took her out ofthe court. When she came back the judge said they had approved it. Be yourself on the phoneand in court. You are not as well as other people..that is what they are expecting.
@deborahcordrey1481
@deborahcordrey1481 5 жыл бұрын
Mr. Ginsberg - I want to personally thank you for your commitment in taking the time to create the many U Tube presentations you have. Prior to my hearing I spent many hours listening to them and your advise. It was extremely helpful for me personally when appearing before the Judge with my attorney (who is excellent however would not have the time to go into the intricacies you do on the videos). I am happy to say I recently received the Judge's decision of "Totally Disabled" and I sincerely believe what contributed to it was the investment I made in exploring your many U Tube presentations (this in addition to an incredible attorney). For those going through the process now, I encourage taking the time to review these and your medical records, take notes and follow advise - the court is the only time you have to present to a Judge the real reality of your disability and having followed all advise (including letter from MD and co-worker nursing friend) I believe contributed to myself being a credible witness and with all the requisite documentation. My thanks again.
@angelsbutterflies6293
@angelsbutterflies6293 3 жыл бұрын
I actually didn't know until i heard Mr. Johnathan Ginsberg videos that you could have other creditable witnesses until i started listening to his videos and that is so good to know. I knew that you could ask you're Dr and all but that's also a very good idea to take notes off all of the videos because thank goodness he has provided us with so many and that is a blessing in itself. I only wish i would have came across his vidoes much sooner, but better late than never because I've actually thanks to Mr. Ginsberg I've hired a real law firm that actually cares about they're clients and they actually answer the phone and answer any questions that you have and that's a professional attorney because the old one i had before i don't even know how he stays in practice that's the truth. His videos are a major blessing and have helped in so many ways and i watch them every chance that i get. I couldn't thank him enough.
@danmurphy7713
@danmurphy7713 4 жыл бұрын
The judge is there to weed out people who game the system. Its a shame that the people who need it have to be put through this but it is what it is. I get up every day and go to work 50 -60 hrs pr week tired , sick or sore . I dont mind my tax dollars going to help people who need it . I get mad when I see cases where people are on ssdi and have drug issues and use that money to buy drugs and further destroy their lives . Not to paint everyone with a broad brush . We need to do everything we can to ensure that only the people who really need it get it !
@4disabilitylawyer
@4disabilitylawyer 8 жыл бұрын
The big picture here is that you are not going to outsmart a savvy and experienced Social Security judge. Prepare with your lawyer and tell the truth!
@chrisbee5355
@chrisbee5355 3 жыл бұрын
No! I have been disabled for decades! You are so very nieve!
@mmone1178
@mmone1178 8 жыл бұрын
Soo true Mr. Ginsberg, during my hearing, the judge asked me can I lift a can of string beans? I thought it was strange, so I asked the judge a regular can or family size? He wanted me to elaborate. The family size can is bigger and heavier therefore harder for me to lift. The regular size can I can lift. He smiled and said I'll defer to you in that. Lol, now I see he was testing my credibility. I was found fully favorable. Thanks for sharing! Very helpful!
@lilithslair4120
@lilithslair4120 6 жыл бұрын
Monebyrd 😂🤣😂🤣😂
@cathyt144
@cathyt144 5 жыл бұрын
Monebyrd i think its pretty crappy for the judges to purposely try to trip people up on such trivial stuff. I ended up havn to go in front of an ALJ ( administrative law judge) and a panel of 5 people total at my hearing. My atty told me that i got the most difficult ALJ in the entire state. I have 7 drs and a huge list of medical issues and they still made me go to their dr that was also a physical therapist. He tried to get me to do stuff as a test that my body just cant do. I had to ride 4 hrs round trip to see their dr too. Of course,i didnt drive and we had to stop several times so i could get out and walk a few mins. I was still in so much pain by the time we arrived that i was almost intears. The string bean question was totally crazy of him to evn ask. Im glad you were finally able to get ur case settled. I hope youre doing ok and that your health isnt any worse,its been 3 yrs since you posted comment. God bless,my sister in Jesus 🙏
@deepfreezer1583
@deepfreezer1583 5 жыл бұрын
@rj zander lol
@meeksafari44
@meeksafari44 4 жыл бұрын
Lmfaooo
@billschieber
@billschieber 4 жыл бұрын
yeah let me guess anxiety and fibro lol
@cathyt144
@cathyt144 5 жыл бұрын
I had a lady tell me one time that when her son went before the judge that they denied him because he had on tennis shoes that tied,instead of slip ons or velcro. Judge said that if he could bend over and tie his shoes rhat his back wasnt all that bad. Evn if they were nevr untied and he just slipped them on already tied. My sister told me about a lady she goes to church with on disability. She was being investigated and they saw her coming out of walmart wth bags of groceries. They stopped givn her a check and made her pay back every dime ,including back time received . The thing about it is ,they didnt evn ask her how much each bag weighed or what was in them,or even how bad she felt after havn to go buy food. The drive, walking, unloading her stuff at home,etc
@shannonw5218
@shannonw5218 5 жыл бұрын
I have heard such things myself. Manicured fingernails mean you can sit long enough to get a manicure. I have learned you have to watch your front and your back as well.
@alvideos2145
@alvideos2145 4 жыл бұрын
Those judges need to be put into forced labor camps in another country.
@imxploring
@imxploring 4 жыл бұрын
If you testify at your hearing that you're homebound and can't leave the house and then are spotted walking out of Walmart you deserve to have your benefits stopped. The simple truth is that you need to be honest with your limitations and not overplay your disability. Besides the question of credibility at the hearing it makes you easy pickings for a review when you go out and do all the things you claimed you couldn't after you are awarded SSDI.
@pepper1188
@pepper1188 Жыл бұрын
I think currently they're so overwhelmed somebody said they had files up to the ceiling so I don't think they have enough people to run around and film people anymore... but if they want to come and feel me trying to walk a couple steps before I have to sit down they're welcome to do it... I'm sick of filling out forms when all they have to do is come and look at me it's just stupid a picture's worth a thousand words as they say
@lisaknox4113
@lisaknox4113 2 жыл бұрын
I'm glad there's someone out there who makes this more clear to me! Thanx for this!
@UNoBugMe1
@UNoBugMe1 4 жыл бұрын
I’m 54 and have been in the construction industry since I was 18. 13 of those years in the carpenters union doing metal stud and drywall, fastening track to concrete floors and structural steel I-Beams with Hilti powder actuated fasteners which did a great job at giving me severe carpal tunnel in both hands along with hanging 12’ by 4’ 5/8 fire code drywall. Picking 1-1/4” screws out of my left pouch and driving them with a screw gun all day with my right hand. I’ve had surgery for both hands 10 years ago and also my left knee for a torn and flipped meniscus 9 years ago. I had to leave the union basically because of the damage that I was doing to myself and took a nice job at a local Marina in town where the Boss actually dropped a 24’ by 6’ pressure treated dock on me from a forklift when is was under it almost killing me. I fractured my right ankle, broke three ribs, tore up my left rotator cuff, and folded my two front teeth right over 90 degrees and lost them. That happened in 2013. Now every joint in my body has gotten progressively worse and doesn’t let up. I’m getting up every morning and going to work, still construction but light and I’m not sure I can continue much longer. My mind says “You got this” but my body is saying the opposite. Kinda at a crossroad and could use any advice on any future decisions related to this subject. Thanks.
@billschieber
@billschieber 4 жыл бұрын
no problem holding your beer though
@Medietos
@Medietos 4 жыл бұрын
UNoBugMe1. My compassion to you, man. What a hard fate after long service in building. Are you willing to make some changes to get better? Early bed-time without radiation from cell phones, PC, alarm-clocks, no electric blankets or low-energy light bulbs, but buy incandescent or halogen ones. Do whatever suitable movement you can, sun /daylight walks in nature is very good, even slowly and short. get off all sugar and refined flour, esp wheat. get gluten-free and eat only organic, whole-grain cooked. Oats is good for most ppl, and has energy. Brown rice, Millet, Buckwheat. Check what blood typeyou are, 0 is especially needing gluten-and dairy, - sugar free. Need meat, animal protein. good quality, and not too much.(acid-forming, and the modern factory-meats are not so good for health, eat many vegs too. Stop the night-shade plants, potatoes, tomato, aubergine, peppers. Stop dairy, make your own milk from soaked Sesame and Almonds.8not the fake "milks") Eat many cooked vegetables of high nutrients , daily carrots with some good quality fat, and broccoli and other cabbage sorts. make bandaid with pressed cabbage leaves on pain areas. Don't mind the smell, pain relief is focus. Eat good, healthy meals 3 x daily at regular times, that will help yopu body plan and prepare digestive juices, save energy and be calm, which will leave it to have healing energy left to work to heal. Stop any addictions, alcohol, cigarettes, snuff, drus and all or most coffee (acvid-forming, Yin, which we modern people get too much from in everyday life, from radioactivity etc. Do prayer and meditation daily. practise gratitude and appreciation for what you have , even tiny things that you used to take for granted. That will give healing activity , because that is what we were made for, feeling good and loving, appreciative. Work at forgiveness of all who have wronged and harmed you. Cultivate good , nourishing relationships of all kinds. That will give joy, meaning, security, ease, belonging, comfort and strengthen your immune defense, promoting health. Work with healing your feelings getting to know who you really are.. Relaxation techniques, deep breathing, visualization, structured goal-setting will all be good. You see what you feel like and need to do. read self-help books. Good luck, take care! Join a 12-step-program maybe, even on phone/online. Do you want to get well? Then you can. Can you afford to pay for private professional help, or do you have to do it on your own? I hope this is good for you and not scaring or off-putting, as new things come suddenly, can be. I am too ill and weakened and in dire situation myself to pack it in cotton wool, and have to go to bed, I have been giving people comments , partly to help and give love, partly to get a pause from my unmanageable, horrific situation which I don't know why they put me in. you are probably much better than me with electricity. If you could make yourself a Near-InfraRed (NIR,between 700-1400 nm)Sauna panel, that would certainly do you good. I have been wanting to make myself one for 4 years, wanting coaching ore support, since 1000 W is a lot. Pray for me please, I have worked to heal for long and was hindered. I have been helping others, studied natural medicine healing ways for many years, and practised many things on myself.very good, but can¨t heal alone and with extreme stress. Wanted to find a healing-comrade, or someone to coach towards health, but most ppl don't want to get well, have too much resistence to change, and probably fear to let go of control. Although we don't have the control we think we do.. Many also comply with the nocebo-effect o Drs claimin things to be incurable, only because THEY aren't able to help , withing the limitations of symptom repressing medicine.. Day 5 sugar-free.
@Peaceispriceless2373
@Peaceispriceless2373 2 жыл бұрын
@@Medietos all sounds good but when do u do all this if working and taking care of kids?
@Medietos
@Medietos 2 жыл бұрын
@@Peaceispriceless2373You are right, it can't be done, all I mentioned is not worth re-reading and considering, you are beyond hope and (self)help and might as well die.Is that what you wanted to hear? And to actually stop and ASK yourself the Very Important Question: Do I WANT to get well? Negativity feeds itself, and so does positivity. And many of the things i mentioned don't require time, you aren't being honest. And gave hardly any info about yourself for me to have a chance to form an idea and help. How did you survive and manage so far? Making a decision, giving yourself a chance and Starting with some of the things would free some energy and time. How do you lve daily now? bedtime, cell phony, TV hours, food, enjoyment etc? Be honest and fair if you write again, I have my own life to save and have given all this time/work for free, and do certainly need money. JFYI.
@pacoshark4187
@pacoshark4187 5 жыл бұрын
This happened to me, I told my counselor that I cooked all the time, then the judge asked...do you cook at home and I said no....she said, well you told your counselor that you do most of the cooking at home, I was like, well I have cooked but I don't do it all the time...I felt stupid because I was being truthful but fell into a trap to where I felt it was a strategy they used to catch me in a lie, I have good solid evidence of my disability but felt like I was tricked because the questions were random and fast..plus my attorney at myler disability talked to me for only 10 minutes on the day of my hearing, didn't say good morning, shake my hand or anything....didn't even contest anything that was said....I was very dissapointed at myself and my lawyer...hopefully i get approved.
@dawnanderson6075
@dawnanderson6075 5 жыл бұрын
Paco Shark have u got approved
@dianestevenson4996
@dianestevenson4996 3 жыл бұрын
Tyler sux
@pepper1188
@pepper1188 Жыл бұрын
It's as though you're supposed to be sitting perfectly still on the floor, I mean so if I microwave a meal I can be a cook or something🙄
@allegrarivera5383
@allegrarivera5383 3 жыл бұрын
My phone hearing is today at 315 and I’m very grateful for these videos even though my disability lawyer has prepared me best she can I really appreciate the tips and I’m really hoping it goes in my favor. 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻
@tonyamaya6972
@tonyamaya6972 3 жыл бұрын
How did it go?
@swanmeskini2784
@swanmeskini2784 2 жыл бұрын
How did it go
@cherolluna9920
@cherolluna9920 2 жыл бұрын
How did it go
@jacksycz
@jacksycz Жыл бұрын
Did you win?
@karenmessinger9609
@karenmessinger9609 3 жыл бұрын
I got up & down during my hearing. Was very detailed on symptoms. Detailed on why I didn't file workman comp instead. I made sure I had good eye contact with her too. Gotta be honest & details count too . My lawyer barely spoke during hearing & his hands shook through most of the hearing. When I saw his hands shaking before we ever started I knew it was on me to be doing the talking. I had medical records too but she ordered a new mri & sent them to dr in midwest who discovered one more problem in spine my drs didn't. I won my case. It was supposed to shoulders as the main reason asking for SS. I was more concerned about my spine & told her that right off. I don't recall many questions if any about my shoulders. It was in 2008.
@ssdattorney
@ssdattorney 3 жыл бұрын
You obviously prepared properly and understood what the judge was looking for. Good job.
@PhoenixRising87
@PhoenixRising87 4 жыл бұрын
How about these: "Do you drink/smoke?" - I have not consumed an alcoholic beverage in roughly three years. I don't smoke cigarettes or use other tobacco products, but I occasionally vape legal CBD to help with my chronic pain and sleep problems; that I do for about 15 minutes once or twice per week. "Do you drive?" -no. I don't even have a driver's license; I worry about having an anxiety attack while driving, and when I do go out, I rely on public transportation and paratransit. "Do you do any cooking?" -Yes; I rely a lot on convenience food that doesn't require much effort, like cereal, instant oatmeal, canned soups, sandwiches (simple ones like PB & J or Tofurky) and frozen fries and entrees. Otherwise, I rely heavily on delivery or takeout food to eat. My chronic pain makes it difficult to be on my feet unassisted for more than 5 minutes at a time, so if I do cook something in the oven, I have to sit or lie down and have a timer on. Mobility aids- I use a cane and a walker (cane is not prescribed; walker was prescribed after I broke my leg at the end of January) because of chronic pain and balance issues. I can usually be okay without them at home, but need one or the other when I'm out of the house.
@ssdattorney
@ssdattorney 4 жыл бұрын
I think your answers to these questions are good examples of how to testify with clarity and accuracy. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
@dionbarnes9483
@dionbarnes9483 5 жыл бұрын
Yes i need someone like that on my case This is useful information to consider
@lequitaward9265
@lequitaward9265 4 жыл бұрын
Inside, my SS determination hearing, the Judge, (knew) that I smoke, asked did I smoke? I answered yes...in return he said he could deny my claim, because my Dr. told me to stop smoking! Therefore, I was in contempt of court. 🤷‍♀️ Upon appealing his denial, for a bias decision, I subsequently received my disability approval for a back injury and carpal tunnel syndrome!
@lequitaward9265
@lequitaward9265 4 жыл бұрын
Thanks for the Highlight!! 👍
@michhall0103
@michhall0103 Жыл бұрын
OMG!! are You Serious??? See I'm Worried about that because I Smoke but All Doctors tell you to Quit Smoking??? Wow!! But my Husband and I have Asked for Patches and Other Smoking Cessation stuff. Just have to Choose a time to Try and Quit. Do they let you elaborate on Questions like that?¿
@lequitaward9265
@lequitaward9265 Жыл бұрын
@@michhall0103 My lawyer spoke for me, no elaboration was allowed, so we requested a different judge, an I was approved!
@esthersweany7967
@esthersweany7967 5 жыл бұрын
Very good information Thank you 🙏 I am not trying to get a disability claim but it’s good to know this information.
@user-hs7pt1fg2s
@user-hs7pt1fg2s Жыл бұрын
My hearing is July 12.. I'm here for tips and I appreciate your help!
@luannwilson4581
@luannwilson4581 4 жыл бұрын
This really helps..I 0have a hearing at the Appeals Council this Friday. It's by phone thank goodness. My SSA.attormey won my.appeal in 2018 partial favor but also partial un favor because I tried to work 6 to 8 hrs a week for 16 months. I am still getting my benefits but my attorney didn't prepare me first time. Your videos did. I got MS and Bipolar. And been letting SSA know what upcoming treatments and my adult son is my in home caregiver paid thru the county. I believe I got good medical documentation so I am a nervous wreak. This stress is making my MS flare up bad plus the depression and fatigue. This ALJ didn't agree with 1st judge. But I have a diagnosis of progressive relapsing MS since 1st appeal. I should qualify under the SSA handbook. Thanks a lot for your videos. Oh yeah my attorney bailed on me and sent back all the money I paid him so I am representing myself.
@ssdattorney
@ssdattorney 4 жыл бұрын
Luann, it sounds like you understand the system and that you have a solid argument for disability under the listings. Best of luck to you.
@MeltedPearls
@MeltedPearls 6 жыл бұрын
I don't see how this is a problem. Just be exquisitely honest. Thanks for the perfect advice, sir!
@Shewolfen
@Shewolfen 5 жыл бұрын
it is a problem! they denied my partner because of his autism and mental illness as he had trouble understanding and answering the questions!
@Medietos
@Medietos 4 жыл бұрын
@@Shewolfen Oh dear, - how does he live and support himself without disability money then?
@Shewolfen
@Shewolfen 3 жыл бұрын
@@Medietos I have been trying to care for him with what little I have and help from food pantries. he has now been cut off from general assistance too because he was denied SSI . We contacted a senator who is suppose to be looking into it but so far nothing. This poor man has fallen through the cracks his whole life. Like so many . its criminal!
@Medietos
@Medietos 3 жыл бұрын
@@Shewolfen Too bad an d sad. What could the reason(s) be? Working to figure out my own misery and fatal torture they have had me in for many years . Practised Law of resonance and Attraction, but am too sleep dprived to have the I strength to be disciplined every day, searching food and being to tired and depresed and scared with the lack of KASAM ,. Because it demands not only positive thoghts, but feelings a s well. They have to be real, not forced. and for that one has to train going general, being positive about the little things that do feel positive. i have been wondering why carers help, and it must be that they are on a higher emotional scale, stronger, and that THEÌR energy radiation does it for the protegé!Nutritional Balancing Science can help Autism, as can corrective Chiropractic.
@Shoshow65
@Shoshow65 Жыл бұрын
@Shewolfen Thank Goodness he has you. God bless you. 🙌 My man if 14 years passed recently and even though he didn't make alot of money he helped me in so many ways. He was always there for me. Some people think that a money is all that matters.
@donnasimms8279
@donnasimms8279 5 жыл бұрын
I've purchased his book. Has the best information. Helped me win my son's disability case.
@marctompkins3001
@marctompkins3001 4 жыл бұрын
I’m 58 years old, disabled but I never went before a Judge. I do collect Social Security disability and my Doctors complete a form annually, for my insurance carrier. I’m disabled for life.
@sunshinepurple1043
@sunshinepurple1043 7 жыл бұрын
Great examples. Thanks
@pattyreynolds555
@pattyreynolds555 5 жыл бұрын
I have really enjoyed your videos! I am a non-attorney representative but part of the direct payment program. I did this for years before the program came out. I was watching you tonight because I like to keep my opening statement brief but to the point. I live in Alabama and as a rule, we have some very nice judges. I have a hearing next week and she is 44 but has been a tractor trailer driver for 17 years and just had R and L hip replacements and scheduled for R knee replacement surgery. She had carpal tunnel surgery in 2003 . Now thinking she has fibromyalgia and systemic arthritis. They are having a ME there who himself is on a walker from recent hip surgery but in his 70.s. Will let you know how I come out!! Many thanks.
@ssdattorney
@ssdattorney 5 жыл бұрын
My pleasure and good luck at your hearing.
@wealmostvegan
@wealmostvegan 5 жыл бұрын
You are the greatest! Thank you
@ssdattorney
@ssdattorney 5 жыл бұрын
😀
@LivingDead53
@LivingDead53 4 жыл бұрын
I'm trying to learn discipline beyond agitation and apathy. My aid has been teaching me to do more around the place. She hasn't given up yet like the others, so it isn't hopeless. I can sit for long periods and write novels, but I have no idea what I've written after a few days. I try to study to get more skills and discipline. It's so hard and most days I fail, load up on coffee and dance around my apartment or talk to the clock (my aid has been trying to stop me from losing focus). She's helped me a lot. I was disabled as a child but worked fast food and did basic jobs in the army (failed at one of these). Now I can't do that because my mind is slow. Last time I tried to volunteer, I had panic attacks, but my social worker is going to have us try again. I'm trying and keep drowning. Yay, I get money for being worthless!
@velmataylor7130
@velmataylor7130 4 жыл бұрын
Very helpful!! Thank you for your videos!! I will continue to watch and follow your tips.
@ssdattorney
@ssdattorney 4 жыл бұрын
Velma thank you for the kind words.
@reginahiggs9397
@reginahiggs9397 Жыл бұрын
Thank you for this very informative video. I have many questions that were answered, Judy by watching this. Questions that my attorney hasn't answered. Thank you so much. A definite 5 star!
@cry6270
@cry6270 5 жыл бұрын
I wish you to be my lawyer, you speak clearly and I can understand it. I have a bad memory and I have to rewind my shows or anything I watch, but you. I think you really are a lawyer.
@billschieber
@billschieber 4 жыл бұрын
let me guess fibro fog lol
@Medietos
@Medietos 4 жыл бұрын
Too bad, and me too. If you use a lot of cell phone, memory loss is one of its major detrimental side effects, harm effects. Also TV and computers impair life energy and brain function, over-working our brains and nerves at the same time as putting us to semi-sleep. i use a wire/cord telephone only, get too sleepless and stressed by cell phóny. We should all speak up against the 5.G disaster they are wanting to impose on unknowing civilians, which is 100 x worse. .
@lauriegross8317
@lauriegross8317 3 жыл бұрын
Do you have a point with this constant comment?
@lauriegross8317
@lauriegross8317 3 жыл бұрын
My comment is for bill who is always stating let me guess fibro lol
@peniaminafaumuina7016
@peniaminafaumuina7016 3 жыл бұрын
This video very help for me to prepare for my case. Thank you.
@ryanjones7543
@ryanjones7543 5 жыл бұрын
It amazes me how Facebook shares my messenger data with Google, but since they have KZfaq is reccomending your videos...i have a hearing coming up on August the 19th....i haven't been able to work since February of 2016....ive had an attorney since March of 2018....im not 40 yet and it sucks that my life has come to this....im nervous, but my attorney seems relaxed...i haven't really had much communication with them, but how they said it would go from day 1 it has...thanks for your videos..
@titubamoon
@titubamoon 5 жыл бұрын
Great information !
@user-op3ls3jd8j
@user-op3ls3jd8j 5 жыл бұрын
👍👍👍👍👍👍the best information
@ericr5901
@ericr5901 6 жыл бұрын
This is really helpful
@Reedme832
@Reedme832 7 жыл бұрын
Excellent video.
@ssdattorney
@ssdattorney 7 жыл бұрын
Thank you!
@stonecold5373
@stonecold5373 Жыл бұрын
i've been watching these videos since i started my claim. my lawyers have a strong case for me, but they told me most people still get denied twice anyway before the hearing, and the hearing is where most people win their cases. with a strong case of constant pain and mental health history, on top of my 100% VA disability, i am pretty confident i will win my case during the hearing at the latest. Having a hard time sitting still as it is, i'll have no problem getting up and sitting down through the duration of my hearing if it get's to that point :) . will have my walker with me and all my braces as well!
@lightcodesll17316
@lightcodesll17316 4 жыл бұрын
Thank you for doing these videos...I really appreciate you!* 😀
@chrisbee5355
@chrisbee5355 3 жыл бұрын
If you think this video is going to help you get approved, you are not facing reality!
@mb3214
@mb3214 Жыл бұрын
Congratulations on your 'More About "Trick Questions" From The Social Security Disability Judge' inspirational thanks for sharing. 🙏
@johnnymccann5607
@johnnymccann5607 4 жыл бұрын
I don’t know what the penalty is for lieing a judge but I would be one not soon forgotten.thank you sir for your information and help
@ninedaysjane2466
@ninedaysjane2466 5 жыл бұрын
Can you do a video like this with questions that focus specifically on mental illness? Mental issues can legitimately affect memory and the medications that treat them can make sufferers foggy and forgetful.
@SincerestSawa
@SincerestSawa 4 жыл бұрын
Amen, I can't keep anything straight, can't remember where anything is. Have looked through all my possessions countless times just to find one thing. Then stuff comes up missing and I don't know weather to blame myself or suspect the person I'm staying with. I can't know while someone else has access to my things and simultaneously having lost time in my memory, I don't know if my mind is going or if I'm being sabotaged
@billschieber
@billschieber 4 жыл бұрын
foggy fibro lol
@Medietos
@Medietos 4 жыл бұрын
@@SincerestSawa that is difficult for you, and I recognize similar suffering. I am malnourished with stress disease and sleep deprivation since 22 years, and burnt out as a consequence of not getting the help I need but badly abused if not tortured instead. Have you checked so that you are not burnt-out and malnourished? There is much less nutrients in today's soil and in food than before.Stress stops us from taking up. i wish I had this good man to help me legally. They took my home, money and rights to control me without me even knowing they had a problem with me. The problem wouldn't be if they had provided me the assistence to manage everydaý life and going to the Dr etc. Not ever getting my basic needs met makes it impossible to be normal.Add the terrible fear everyday from not knowing why they harm me so and hate me. I am known to be a kind, helpful, compassionate woman. Not even criminal offenders are treated this badly . I Am being stressed to death and much worse diseased than when I sought help. That is not the way things should be. Any advice ? Take care.
@5thfloor584
@5thfloor584 3 жыл бұрын
@@billschieber Dude these people are the example of lazy! No wonder it's so hard to get approved for disability you got these fakers out here constantly reapplying. Lifes hard it doesn't mean your unverified mental illness is the cause.
@billschieber
@billschieber 3 жыл бұрын
@@5thfloor584 so right
@AUTISTICLYCAN
@AUTISTICLYCAN 4 ай бұрын
Some of the questions are hard to answer honestly because the answer changes with context of the situation at the moment. Example if my feet aren't bumped and my body is not touched. I can walk 6 blocks. If I am touched unexpectedly or I trip or fall while walking for any reason my successful walking range is reduced 95%. I can walk unassisted if I haven't been touched without warning or my feet have not been bumped. If I've had a spasm I must use a wheelchair. Part of my problem is I have autism so processing the questions I'm asked have their own challenges. I usually eat prepared foods. If I must prepare food at home I eat one of three meals I can prepare without getting too sick or hurt yo eat.
@WritingFighter
@WritingFighter Жыл бұрын
I'm glad I try to speak in absolutes with detailed explanations as an automated response... that's just my personality. I didn't get any practice or warnings with my attorney at all; she just called me for about half an hour the day before the hearing. (I don't think she thought highly of my case until that phone call though, then she escalated to a listing argument I was in such bad shape.)
@andyrockism
@andyrockism 3 жыл бұрын
Reviewing this before my hearing like in 2 hours.
@TomF1180
@TomF1180 3 жыл бұрын
Mines in 15 minutes. Stressing out like hell
@andyrockism
@andyrockism 3 жыл бұрын
My just got pause,
@laurac7403
@laurac7403 2 жыл бұрын
Excellent info …. Thank you
@nickmagrick7702
@nickmagrick7702 5 жыл бұрын
9:50 how is that not what the judge wants to hear? Thats a really counter intuitive thing to say. What the judge wants to hear, is a believable story about your actual person struggles in life and how that impacts your ability to work.
@dawncoelho2317
@dawncoelho2317 4 жыл бұрын
Thank you for sharing your knowledge! I wish I had viewed your channel before I began this battle. Do you have any videos regarding backpay denial? I just received a Notice of Appeals Council Action, denying my request for review...I have documents proving my case, and it seems no one has actually read them.
@kathydavis2764
@kathydavis2764 Жыл бұрын
This is some valuable information on any kind of case u r facing not just ss thanku much appreciated 👍
@ssdattorney
@ssdattorney Жыл бұрын
It's my pleasure
@rhondavaughan5720
@rhondavaughan5720 7 жыл бұрын
thank you..very informative
@jacquelinelucas6930
@jacquelinelucas6930 4 жыл бұрын
Real talk Amen
@apollo6965
@apollo6965 Жыл бұрын
GREATLY EXPLAIN.
@grantkeller8024
@grantkeller8024 5 жыл бұрын
Thank you for doing these videos, do the judges care or even want to hear about deception, corruption, lies, fraud etc. of the SSD reps or/and Medical records dept that have affected your case ? Thank you.
@ssdattorney
@ssdattorney 5 жыл бұрын
Grant, I think that most judges want to hear from you about your allegations of disability and why you meet the definition. I would not use your hearing time to discuss anything else.
@grantkeller8024
@grantkeller8024 5 жыл бұрын
Social Security Disability videos Yea... That's kind of what I thought. Thanks for responding, much respect. Peace
@lincolntiffin
@lincolntiffin 7 жыл бұрын
Thank you for the information that you provide. Are you in Florida?
@memyself4431
@memyself4431 Жыл бұрын
I applied back in 2018 and it was for my spine issues and I was sent to a medical doctor through the agency and I was denied. All the doctor did was have me walk touch my toes and squeeze his hands and pull them and that alone was what told the judge I don’t have a problem. I recently reapplied (April 2023) I have depression migraines and anxiety and I take meds and have since 3 years. I take a self employed job because I can work when I can to survive… it provides me opportunity to not loose a job. Panic attacks put me down for 4 days afterwards!!❤
@ssdattorney
@ssdattorney Жыл бұрын
Back pain and anxiety are two of the most common conditions that SSA sees so they make it very difficult to win unless your condition is extremely severe.
@memyself4431
@memyself4431 Жыл бұрын
@@ssdattorney so that is where you come in an make that money?
@jesusjesus12
@jesusjesus12 Ай бұрын
@@ssdattorney what about Epilepsy?
@mdee860
@mdee860 4 жыл бұрын
My ALJ asked me: what features do you want in a new car!??? My car was 14 years old at the time of the Hearing. Hmmm. I was caught off guard & could only say I wanted the camera that shows what is behind you. An hour later I could have listed 5 features!
@kathydavis2764
@kathydavis2764 Жыл бұрын
Thanku this goes on any kind of case
@sheronfarmer8987
@sheronfarmer8987 5 жыл бұрын
It has been very helpful I have a hearing coming up at the end of January I'm just going to go in there and tell the truth thank you for your help
@ssdattorney
@ssdattorney 5 жыл бұрын
You are welcome and good luck.
@syfrb3004
@syfrb3004 5 жыл бұрын
It is diificult for me to admit some of the problems that I have. I prefer to talk about the success of my survival. The truth is full of embarrassing topics. And it's especially hard to tell someone who is not medically trained. Besides my doctors, the only person who knows everything about my health conditions is my son. He lives with me and helps me so he knows about a lot of things first hand. The truth is ugly and it is not natural for me to talk so openly about the gritty details.
@dawnanderson6075
@dawnanderson6075 5 жыл бұрын
sheron farmer Did you get approve
@LivingDead53
@LivingDead53 7 жыл бұрын
I've only been called a liar once. It was after my head injury that no one caught until 3 years later. Many parts of my body acted weird when the pressure released, and I lost my cool, so they punished me with a personality disorder NOS. At least specify it. I thought I was going to die. Sorry. They thought I wanted attention and said I exaggerated my health problems. I'm not a reliable source anyway because I have memory problems. Gibberish = I don't know. I'll get frustrated if people keep pushing me. I need more time to answer things in person.
@nettlescats3796
@nettlescats3796 6 жыл бұрын
Ditto. I suffer from TBI from a car accident on my way to work. I can remember how I used to be and things from my past, but everything since the accident is dreamlike, memory is hit and miss, mood is wacked out and I am on meds for that now, can't do what I used to. I feel like a usless blob. Maybe receiving SSD will help to alleviate some of uselessness.
@connermcintosh4322
@connermcintosh4322 4 жыл бұрын
This information is soooo helpful. I wish I had a way to get this process started. I have no idea how to do it. :/
@ssdattorney
@ssdattorney 4 жыл бұрын
Here's how: www.4socialsecuritydisability.com/faq/file-disability-application-social-security/
@RashadSims-bh3zz
@RashadSims-bh3zz 3 ай бұрын
These are actually really good
@miyanemidzy
@miyanemidzy Жыл бұрын
i have autism and BPD, my hearing is in five days. i’m beyond terrified of what is going to be asked and if im going to know how to answer it in a way that wont “hurt my case” its so hard to understand especially with autism why im not allowed to talk about certain things that i struggle with or elaborate on. i really hope the people in my hearing can at least understand that i know i cant work and this is my only option for any sort of income
@ssdattorney
@ssdattorney Жыл бұрын
I would think about how your conditions negatively impact your reliability and dependability at work. That is the main issue in an SSD case. Try to be very specific. For example if your autism makes it difficult to pick up on social cues then you would likely not be effective in a customer service job. If your bi-polar results episodes of severe depression that prevent you from getting out of bed 3 or 4 days per month, your reliability at even a simple job would be a problem.
@DawnSuCallahan
@DawnSuCallahan Жыл бұрын
How did it go visionmanhunter .
@miyanemidzy
@miyanemidzy Жыл бұрын
@@DawnSuCallahan my lawyer said that he thinks it went amazingly, i only was present two hypothetical scenarios with jobs and immediately it went down to zero jobs. he also told me that the judge believes me and in what i was saying which was the best outcome in my opinion but i still have to wait on a decision. i will update you when i receive that lolol
@ssdattorney
@ssdattorney Жыл бұрын
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@alexandramontclare1679
@alexandramontclare1679 7 жыл бұрын
I Have carbon monoxide poisoning from a faulty furnace 2003,,, that was left dismantled which allowed 100 gallons of fuel to flood the bedroom hall and kitchen . It killed my 3dogs and cat and I have to date over 1 million in medical bills ..took 14 years after telling every doctor this and only now being documented .. can you tell me any other cases like this and how they were approached and if able to prove in court? I need to get advice on personal injury .. I think your videos are wonderful... thank you
@alvideos2145
@alvideos2145 4 жыл бұрын
How did this go for you?
@SteveSnowman
@SteveSnowman 3 жыл бұрын
Tell the Truth, it makes everything easy. Great advice Mr. Ginsberg.
@fee9687
@fee9687 5 жыл бұрын
I didn’t even have to see a judge I was just approved outright immediately. My elderly mother with Parkinson’s AND my condition had to fight for years. I didn’t have a lawyer either I just did a lot of research and had a clear cut end to my full time work that coincided with doctors visits
@Medietos
@Medietos 4 жыл бұрын
Wow, good for you, if you wanted the disability money. I too got one without a judge, but without my wanting it. I feared they would forget about me instead of helping to rehabilitate me, which they promised not to, but did.You look young, did you want it? My Dr wanted me to have peace for health, but without treatment and personal assistence, or even diagnoses for 24 years, there could not be much peace. what are you doing now? Getting better?
@michhall0103
@michhall0103 Жыл бұрын
Are You saying you cared for your Mother with Parkinsons? And was also disabled?? I'm Asking because My Husband has Early Onset Alzimers, Dementia. So I'm in the same situation kind of???
@angelmorales3308
@angelmorales3308 Жыл бұрын
When I went to my social security judgement the judge asked me can I work I said yes but I can't hold a job I easily get terminated I gotten fired over a dozen times because of my mental illness 10 minutes later I gotten approved for SSDI I was excited but I'm not happy living off of SSDI I gotten criticize saying I'm lazy and like to live off of government assistance I say we go through a lot more work then you think of it's unfortunate we deal with this stereotype in our society
@ssdattorney
@ssdattorney Жыл бұрын
Very good points, Angel.
@truckupgf
@truckupgf 7 жыл бұрын
I really did not have any problems with getting SSDI...I did have to file an appeal which in most cases you have to. I have 4 stents, triple bypass, defibrillator/pacemaker, blockage they can't do anything about and my EF is below 30 and I'm looking at a heart transplant in the near furture. Plus my cardiologist did write a letter to them backing me up. It did take 10 months for the whole process.
@YeromnsheKadir
@YeromnsheKadir 9 ай бұрын
You explain is good v clear thank
@ssdattorney
@ssdattorney 9 ай бұрын
You are welcome
@nice9992
@nice9992 5 жыл бұрын
👍👍👍👍very good information
@mtMYE4
@mtMYE4 Жыл бұрын
Yes, I study incrementally. I agree with your opinion on medical history which is what substadize courts on disability case. Again 😂 at after 20 I can't breathe alt all
@BruhHowDidIGetHere
@BruhHowDidIGetHere 8 жыл бұрын
3 out of 12 judges in my area denied more cases than they approved and I'm worried for when I get mine, it's been over 2 years and my attorney said it'll be by the end of this year or the start of next, it's a big joke on the wait. Thankfully I have 3 doctors backing up my claim.
@ssdattorney
@ssdattorney 8 жыл бұрын
I also find the inconsistency among judges very frustrating and hard to explain to my clients.
@katwoman6523
@katwoman6523 7 жыл бұрын
Social Security Disability videos
@billschieber
@billschieber 4 жыл бұрын
let me guess fibro lol
@jameslawson2663
@jameslawson2663 4 жыл бұрын
bill schieber, bless your heart billy. Is that your MO? Making sure you put your 2cents on everything? I’m so sorry for your existence
@jacquelinelucas6930
@jacquelinelucas6930 4 жыл бұрын
God bless you
@ssdattorney
@ssdattorney 4 жыл бұрын
THank you. If you are so inclined - bit.ly/video-thankyou
@recoveringrena1357
@recoveringrena1357 5 жыл бұрын
I'm in major need or just any help or advice. I have court the 22nd. I had a lawyer for 2 yrs talking to him only once on the phone. When I verbalized my concerns he withdrew from my case 5 days prior to my first hearing and that ended with me asking for a continuance. I could not retain a lawyer in that amount of time. I have got an amazing mother who has gathered all my records for the last 6yrs. I go before the judge in just a few days with a new diagnosis of a TBI I can barely remember to return a call let alone all these questions. I am petrified
@dukethekiddjr.russell8831
@dukethekiddjr.russell8831 4 жыл бұрын
Citizens Disability? Yeah they suck they didn't even collect medical records for a period of 2years time. Judge gave me 30 days extra and I collected them and turn them into the judge myself. Still waiting on a decision.
@vickypaulson9264
@vickypaulson9264 7 жыл бұрын
I have DDD, scoliosis, arthioarthritis, and bone spurs in my back. I worked since the age 15, and am now 61 1/2 years old, and worked as a CNA most of my life, and am an author. I got the trick questions concerning my writing, sitting. So how much trouble will I have being awarded SSDI?
@ssdattorney
@ssdattorney 7 жыл бұрын
Vicky, it depends on what your medical records say - do you have support from a long time treating doctor that because of your symptoms/med side effects that you would not only be precluded from CNA work but from any type of entry-level work? I would also look at the grid rules (see www.gridrules.net) as an argument in your case.
@Kimberlypellot
@Kimberlypellot Жыл бұрын
I was born premature so I was born disabled. When a human has experienced a disability and then cures they would still need trauma treatment. And it's a civil violation to have lead a civilian on in the scene where they think it's ok to settle in order to be a part of a community and are still in dangers because the suffered already. The system promised them that the ground they live on is a safe haven and they still suffered harm. To be immune to a disease or more than one disease is disability on both parties so the situation should be handled with patience and compassion especially if it is God who created or is planning to create us as human beans and his or her love for us is going to be unconditional. To live a miracle can happen to any of us and it's not right to hate, we should just try our best to be happy for one another and wait our turn.
@heatherjackson2520
@heatherjackson2520 Жыл бұрын
Don't know what the heck I'm going to do. My cognitive issues keep me from coming up with specific examples and my severe PTSD caused by being doubted and forced to hide it makes it even worse. I downplay horribly and don't even realize I'm doing it.
@heatherjackson2520
@heatherjackson2520 Жыл бұрын
@@dwleroy thank you
@GabrielMajere
@GabrielMajere 4 жыл бұрын
I have a clear diagnoses that my knees are shot among many other things. It hurts me to stand and walk. I have x-rays and MRIs showing the extent of my injuries. I have a cane I have to use to get everywhere. The judge turned down my claim because I use a cane even though I wasn't prescribed one.
@pepper1188
@pepper1188 Жыл бұрын
I really think it depends on what judge you get... I think that there's so many stories but the main point is can you originally do the job you had not can you qualify for a job that you might be able to do a couple hours a week and not have a living wage
@alfsleftnut9224
@alfsleftnut9224 3 жыл бұрын
I have adhd, while its not severe, I do believe it has effected my ability to work. I struggle to maintain employment, Its not that I don't want to work, I do want to work, I want to hold a job. That being said, I have a few questions 1)I have been medicated since a very young age, I don't remember exactly how old I was when I first started medication. In the early years, we tryed a few differnt medications before we found one that worked. I have been on the same medication since like 6th grade. Will this effect my eligablity? 2)Its been years since I've been to a psychologist. Should I start going to one to help with my case? 3)If I were to get appoved for ssdi, would I still be able to work?
@ssdattorney
@ssdattorney 3 жыл бұрын
My experience has been that it is very difficult to win SSD as an adult based on ADHD. You would need extensive records from a treating psychologist and psychiatrist that your condition prevents you from working. SSD judges see a lot of mental health cases - depression, anxiety, schizoaffective disorders - that often create severe symptoms that impact not only work but activities of daily living. In my experience they don't put ADHD into that category. If you were approved you could work but only at below substantial gainful activity limits.
@Rk-vr1xv
@Rk-vr1xv 2 жыл бұрын
Lol get a job
@angelsbutterflies6293
@angelsbutterflies6293 3 жыл бұрын
How do you actually find out about the credibility or how fair that ALJ is that you're going to have at the hearing? How would you find that information out because i see people talking about it all the time. Some saying that they got a good judge and some saying that they got the one with the worst rating so i was just wondering that question if you don't mind me asking? Please and thank you.
@MrDanrn999
@MrDanrn999 Жыл бұрын
Thank you
@ssdattorney
@ssdattorney Жыл бұрын
You're welcome
@ssdattorney
@ssdattorney Жыл бұрын
You're welcome
@afterthedrjay
@afterthedrjay 4 жыл бұрын
When you have cancer and have no energy for all this stuff, how do you deal with it?
@bluewaters3100
@bluewaters3100 4 жыл бұрын
You absolutely need an advocate with you at all times. Theybcan read the questions and write the answers. You can get them to do all the leg work and drive you. Document everything thry do for you because you are unable. It is conducive to your medical situation. Be good to yourself and ask for support.
@Medietos
@Medietos 4 жыл бұрын
@@bluewaters3100 What is an advocate, please? I think not a lawyer or attorney, since you use another word. Is it a Good Man, assisting and advising you in everyday management? or can it be anyone whom you trust and who speaks for, empowers, assists and advises you, making your voice heard? I was going to get that, am entitled to. But they deceived, schemed and organized secretly machiavellianly without a legitimate reason and even my knowing an unlawful "guardianship", who imposed himself on me without my accepting or agreeing, has stolen my money, according to my bank. And has not done anything for me or even met me. And the bank giving it him. Letting me exist homeless and begging, in very very bad health state and multi-traumatized by them and others, unable to defend myself and being misunderstood. I can't believe this to have happened in a ´civilized democrazy. I am wanting to find a defense and a solution, because I haven't made the effort of being born and not suffered my whole life to haver the life I had destroyed by people put to provide help for a better life. I want my life now, and to recover and maybe heal, as much as possible.How interesting, that social disability used to be a temporary help in rehabilitation to health! I hold the key since 20 years, and am diligently seeking its lock to open my door to life and health. i need an advocate too.
@angelsbutterflies6293
@angelsbutterflies6293 3 жыл бұрын
It's always good to make a daily journal for some people that away they can remember what they did, what they needed help with and so forth.
@Shoshow65
@Shoshow65 Жыл бұрын
@Claudia Bothner How horrible😔😪I'm so sorry they did that to my Dad and tried to do it to another family member. Once you are in their system they take advantage. I'm so sorry. GOD bless and heal you. May the Lord find someone to set you free and expose them. Call adult services in your city and tell them.
@gracieearle2907
@gracieearle2907 Жыл бұрын
I'd like to ask about the LEF. The $3 per month fee for making a policy change outside of the allotted time frame. About 10 years ago I made a policy change. I had a very good reason for making the change. Is it legal or reasonable to be charged this fee for THE REST OF MY LIFE? Where and how else does a person receive a LIFETIME PENALTY? I understand that SSI doesn't want people making policy changes, and I can understand paying that fee for the year I made the change. After 10 years of paying this fee, it's about $400! I know it doesn't seem like allot to the average working person, but trying to live on SSI is very difficult as it is, I have to account for every cent . I'm also now wondering if I'm able to make a policy change anytime I wish , if I'm being charged for the rest of my LIFE ?
@christinebeavers2621
@christinebeavers2621 5 жыл бұрын
What is ticket to work program?
@nice9992
@nice9992 5 жыл бұрын
very Good 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
@susanwalker991
@susanwalker991 24 күн бұрын
Thank you?
@jed7644
@jed7644 5 ай бұрын
Old video, but I’ll respond … In your examples of questions about how a disabled person handles parenting - getting up to get the kids dressed, fed & out to the bus, showing up for school events, helping with homework & school related projects - my parents did none of that. When my brother & I were 6 &7 yr old 1st & 2nd graders, my dad barked _”get up”_ on his way down the hall & out the door while my mother stayed in the bed until we’d left for a mile & a half walk to school. Her habit was to sleep till 10am or later, wander into her job by around noon & stay till 8 or 9 in the evening. My dad always got home a couple of hours after we did, then spent his evening behind a newspaper. That went on for each of the next not-quite 10 yrs before I bugged out at age 15. I’m 62. This wasn’t common for my generation, or for the sons of middle class engineers & librarians. My neighborhood was full of stay-at-home moms & professional fathers who more or less liked their kids. As one who just might lose C-PTSD related benefits in the developing 2024 purge, I might suggest that we cut struggling parents who suck it up & make the effort a little slack. Mine _weren’t_ disabled & they never did, so call me a cautionary tale.
@jillibeens57
@jillibeens57 5 жыл бұрын
I have advanced copd. I was approved first time around, and all was done over the phone. It's horrible to be denied and be forced to go through the process over and over.
@joanbaczek2575
@joanbaczek2575 4 жыл бұрын
jillibeens57 I 3 years you will have a review and they can take your benefits away and tell you you owe money back that happen to my son. Document everything and keep going to the drs to keep your records and illness current. My son stopped going to the drs cuz these wasn’t helping his problems and it backfired for my son
@letyourlightshine2727
@letyourlightshine2727 2 жыл бұрын
What you didn't see a judge??
@jillibeens57
@jillibeens57 2 жыл бұрын
@@joanbaczek2575 chances are high i will not survive 13 more years. I'm at end stage.
@jillibeens57
@jillibeens57 2 жыл бұрын
@@letyourlightshine2727 no
@veravero5715
@veravero5715 2 жыл бұрын
Thank you.
@ssdattorney
@ssdattorney 2 жыл бұрын
You are welcome.
@denisejackson53
@denisejackson53 Жыл бұрын
@@ssdattorney Hi I had a phone hearing today on my Birthday! I suffer with anxiety loss of memory and I got confused when the judge ask me can sit down with pain but in my mind yes i sit down with pain correct? but the trick question was how much can you lift and I said well we was lifing on my last job 25 pounds of box tissue and we had to move heavy tables and chairs weigh-in about 200 pounds but when he as the parson about the jobs could I do, it dawned on me I said Omg he was talking about since my health conditions how many pounds can i can lift, he didn't make question clear, so do you think my chances for getting approved is dead!😰
@ssdattorney
@ssdattorney Жыл бұрын
@@denisejackson53 no I don't think so. It would be helpful for your attorney to file a post-hearing brief explaining what happened.
@denisejackson53
@denisejackson53 Жыл бұрын
@@ssdattorney but am on medicine for my is anxiety, but the man health problems the judge was focusing on is my back problems, I have spinal stenosis and arthritis in my back, well arthritis all over my body down to my feet's, and plus not to mention two herniated disc nerve damage, stabbing pains in the back of my head from a herniated cervical disk on the right side of my neck
@paulsimon8269
@paulsimon8269 4 жыл бұрын
Where does the Americans with disabilities act fit in today...F.D.R. Had a disability and went pretty far in life. Today it sounds like we are hardly even allowed out in public.
@jeanrusso3822
@jeanrusso3822 5 ай бұрын
I am a disabled veteran (100%), applied for SSD 2 years ago...I was denied the 1st time, denied 2nd time, I took a lawyer here in Columbus, Georgia to work my case...the judge gave an unfavored response despite the fact that her expert witness (Vocational) said that there's no jobs I can adapt to...I have PTSD and on medications. Lost my job after 14 and half years due to inability to perform the job safely. I am 60 years old!!! I have been applying for jobs and none of them are positive response.
@donutdude6258
@donutdude6258 4 ай бұрын
🙏
@patriciareyes2598
@patriciareyes2598 3 жыл бұрын
I wish I would have found this before my hearing this morning I was truthful. Is a knee brace and carpal tunnel braces consider assistive medical devices?
@ssdattorney
@ssdattorney 3 жыл бұрын
yes they are
@katiedower2775
@katiedower2775 5 жыл бұрын
Can you please tell me if you can switch lawyers while in a appeal stage
@ElleBrOw
@ElleBrOw 5 жыл бұрын
Yeah u can fire an attorney but if money was spent perhaps on an independent medical examiner or time attorney used filing on your behalf then you will owe the fired attorney $$$
@marilynreyes1065
@marilynreyes1065 2 жыл бұрын
This is not really about disability. But my problem is that I wanted partial social security, but they wrote early retirement. Now three years later, im 68 and they tell I did it wrong. I'm not eligible for any programs under social security. What can I do to fix this problem.
@ethelbutler9066
@ethelbutler9066 3 жыл бұрын
Thank you for your valuable videos and information. Question can i collect off my xhusband Ssa record. We both collecting ssdi over 50 married to each other for over 20 years. His money higher than mine. Thank you.
@pepper1188
@pepper1188 Жыл бұрын
2023 then applying and the process for almost 2 years now, yesterday yet another new person assigned to my case asked me to fax some documents they wouldn't go through she ended up telling me the system is so overwhelmed they will never go through? And I have to use snail mail for almost forty Pages. Yes two years later they're asking me for forty Pages. I'm so annoyed but I may as well see it out because what's my next option live on the street?
@georgerios7491
@georgerios7491 3 жыл бұрын
Thanks 🙏 for the information it’s the Bible for injured workers
@ssdattorney
@ssdattorney 3 жыл бұрын
That may a bit of an overstatement but thanks!
@JustScottPaid
@JustScottPaid 2 жыл бұрын
@@ssdattorney Definitely not an overstatement from those of us looking for honest help. You good sir, are a blessing to us! Thank you for all you do!
@angelajones5547
@angelajones5547 7 жыл бұрын
hello I have 2 disk space in my neck 2 in my lower back and I have did the injection ect now none seem to work my hearing is coming I don't have a lawyer what IAM I TO do
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