Can I Receive Social Security Disability for a Mental Impairment?
You can collect disability for a mental medical impairments, but it can be more difficult to collect disability for a mental illness than for a physical illness.
What should you do if you are not yet at retirement age, but find that because of physical and/or mental impediments, you are not able to work a full time job?
What are Things I Should Not do at My Social Security Disability Hearing?
A Social Security disability hearing can be a nerve-wracking experience. Your chances of success will increase if you avoid several of these common issues at your hearing.
What Should I Expect at My Social Security Hearing?
Social security hearings are designed to be much less formal than court hearings. Although this is an informal hearing, there are a couple of procedures that are necessary to follow.
Can I Bring a Witness to My Social Security Disability Hearing?
Generally, you do have the right to bring a witness to testify on your behalf at your social security hearing. However the Administrative Law Judge can pick and choose which witnesses he sees, if any.