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Disability

Astraea

(521 posts)

3. Yes, I do

Reply to CountAllVotes (Reply #2)

Wed Sep 5, 2018, 10:27 AM

Sep 2018

I don't know if he's good or not. I thought he sounded good when I researched him, but maybe not.

I thought I read somewhere that it's not easy to switch attorneys, and that you may have to pay the one you have something for what they've done for you already.

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My history applying for SSDI and SSI [View all] Astraea Sep 2018 OP

Rant all you want TEB Sep 2018 #1

Do you have an attorney for SSDI/SSI/Disability? CountAllVotes Sep 2018 #2

Yes, I do Astraea Sep 2018 #3

No that is not true CountAllVotes Sep 2018 #8

I forgot to mention Astraea Sep 2018 #4

That psychologist was inappropriate and should be turned in. Doreen Sep 2018 #5

I'm scared now Astraea Sep 2018 #6

You have to ask for everything and figure out the proper way to ask. Doreen Sep 2018 #7

The expert is the person they listen to the most CountAllVotes Sep 2018 #9

I used to be an adjudicator for Social Security Disability Ziggysmom Sep 2018 #10