Disability Claim Denial Solutions

Summary

If your disability claim is denied, request a copy of your file from the SSA to understand the reasons. Consider filing for reconsideration within 60 days and ensure you have all necessary medical evidence. Legal representation can improve your chances of success.

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Filing disability and I'm continuously denied
Hey ****! Sorry to hear you're having trouble with your disability claim. Have you received a denial letter from the Social Security Administration (SSA)? If so, do you know what reasons they provided for the denial?
No idea, wish I knew
Hi ****! It can be frustrating dealing with disability claim denials. Here's what you can do:
- Request a Copy of Your File: Contact the SSA and ask for a copy of your file to see the reasons for the denial.
- Reconsideration: You can request a reconsideration of your claim within 60 days of receiving your denial letter.
Would you like to be connected to a local lawyer who can assist you with the appeal process?
No I like this free chat
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Hi ****! I understand you prefer the free chat. Here's more information that might help you:
- Request a Copy of Your File: Contact the SSA and ask for a copy of your file to see the reasons for the denial.
- Reconsideration: You can request a reconsideration of your claim within 60 days of receiving your denial letter.
- Medical Evidence: Ensure you have all necessary medical evidence and documentation.
- Legal Representation: Even though you prefer not to, having a lawyer can significantly increase your chances of success during the appeal process.
Would you like to know more about the reconsideration process or any other steps?
When filing a set aside motion for a wrongful garnishment order that was paid off using Medicaid waiver payments, along with the procedural error denying claim of exemption, ****s another claim of exemption need filed along with motion if it still applies?
It sounds like you're dealing with a complex situation. To provide you with accurate information, could you please confirm if your garnishment was related to a court order in California? If so, I can provide you with more specific guidance.
Yes, Los Angeles Superior Court order
Got it. Here are some general pointers regarding your situation:
- Yes, you may need to file a new claim of exemption if it still applies.
- Along with your motion to set aside the wrongful garnishment, include any relevant documentation supporting your claim of exemption.
- Ensure you follow all procedural requirements laid out by the Los Angeles Superior Court.
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can assist you further with this case?
No, but is it decided by a hearing?
In California, a motion to set aside a wrongful garnishment typically requires a hearing. The court will review the evidence and arguments presented by both parties before making a decision. You should receive a notice of the hearing date from the court.
Do you need help with preparing for the hearing?