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Social Security Continuing Disability Review: What to Expect | Remastered 2017 Q&A

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What happens when Social Security reviews your disability benefits? Does medical improvement mean your benefits will stop? What happens if you appeal? In this remastered edition of Disability Talk Live with Anthony Reeves, originally recorded February 15, 2017, I discuss Continuing Disability Reviews (CDRs) and answer viewer questions about medical improvement, continuing benefits during an appeal, new medical conditions, working while receiving benefits, and more.

Topics: Continuing Disability Reviews: introduction · Medical improvement: what SSA examines · Why a lasting condition may still be reviewed · Comparing past and present medical evidence · How often can Social Security review your case? · Medical improvement and the ability to return to work

Social Security Disability Process Explained: Applications, Hearings & Appeals | 2015 Remastered

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What happens after you apply for Social Security disability—and what comes next if you’re denied? In this remastered January 25, 2015 broadcast of Q&A Social Security Disability Today, Anthony Reeves walks through the disability process, from considering an application to understanding hearings, decisions, and appeals.

Topics: Should You Apply for Disability Benefits? · Working, Other Disability Benefits, and Unemployment · Handling Your Own Claim or Hiring a Representative · Finding a Representative and Understanding Processing Times · Why Medical Records Can Affect the Wait · Expedited Claims: Terminal Illness, Compassionate Allowances, and Dire Need

Remastered Q&A: Does Social Security Let You Be Your Own Payee?

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This is remastered content from my original Q&A Social Security Disability Today video posted on January 7, 2014. In this episode, I explain what a representative payee is, why Social Security may decide that someone needs help managing their disability benefits, and whether a person has the right to show that they can handle their own money.

What Can I Do If SSA Requires Me to Have a Representative Payee? | Originally Posted 2/27/2013

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In this remastered episode of Q&A Social Security Disability Today, originally posted on February 27, 2013, Attorney Anthony Reeves discusses what it means when Social Security requires a disability beneficiary to have a representative payee.

Representative Payee Responsibilities: What You Need to Know | Remastered from 1/14/2013

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Guest: Representative Payee Responsibilities

This is a remastered episode of Q&A Social Security Disability Today, originally posted on January 14, 2013. In this video, Attorney Anthony Reeves explains the responsibilities of a representative payee when Social Security determines that a disability claimant or child beneficiary should not directly manage their own benefits.

Remastered: Denied by a Social Security Disability Judge? What to Do Next

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Originally posted on July 17, 2023, this remastered episode of Q&A Social Security Disability Today revisits an important question: what should you do next if you are denied by a Social Security Disability judge? After an Administrative Law Judge denies your case, you may be facing a difficult decision. Do you appeal the judge’s decision? Do you start over with a new application? And what happens to your potential back pay if you decide to file again?

Remastered Q&A: Does SSDI Approval for a Mental Condition Mean You’re Legally Mentally Ill?

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Originally published December 2, 2013. This is remastered Q&A content from Social Security Disability Today. When someone is awarded Social Security Disability Insurance based on a mental health condition, does that mean a judge has legally declared them “mentally ill”?

Why Social Security Disability Back Pay Is So Confusing

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In this remastered Q&A from Social Security Disability Today, Tony Reeves breaks down one of the most confusing questions disability claimants ask “How much back pay will I receive if I’m approved?” The answer depends on several factors, including your disability onset date, the type of disability benefit involved, and whether you are applying for SSI, SSDI, or another disability-related program.

Remastered Q&A: Do You Have the Right to Be Your Own Social Security Disability Payee?

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In this remastered Q&A: Social Security Disability Today video, originally published on December 28, 2013, Tony Reeves answers a common question: Does a person have the right to be their own payee? When someone receives Social Security Disability or SSI benefits, Social Security may decide that a representative payee is needed to help manage the money.

Continuing Disability Review and Bipolar Disorder | Remastered Q&A from 11/4/2012

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In this remastered episode of Q&A Social Security Disability Today, originally published on November 4, 2012, Attorney Anthony Reeves answers a question about Continuing Disability Reviews and bipolar disorder. The key point: Social Security is not focused only on the name of your condition.

Why Did the Appeals Council Overturn My Fully Favorable Disability Decision? | Remastered

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Originally published on March 20, 2013, this remastered episode of Q&A Social Security Disability Today revisits an important question many claimants do not expect What happens when you receive a fully favorable disability decision, but the Appeals Council pulls the case for review and sends it back?

Is There Bias Against Mental Health Claims in Social Security Disability? | Remastered. Jan 10, 2013

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Originally published on January 10, 2013, this remastered episode of Q&A Social Security Disability Today addresses an important question that continues to concern many disability claimants Is there a bias against individuals with mental health conditions in the Social Security Disability process?

How Long Does a Social Security Disability Appeal Take? | REMASTERED (2012)

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This is a remastered version of a classic Q&A from Q&A Social Security Disability Today, originally published on June 16, 2012, featuring Attorney Anthony Reeves. One of the most common questions in the disability process is “How long will my appeal take before I receive a decision?”

Will Going Back to School Affect Your SSD? (Remastered | Originally Published June 1, 2012)

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This is a remastered edition of a classic Q&A from Q&A: Social Security Disability Today, originally published on June 1, 2012. In this episode, Attorney Anthony Reeves breaks down a common and important question Will going back to school affect your Social Security Disability benefits?

The Judge Said I Lied” — What That REALLY Means in Disability Cases (Originally 6/17/2023)

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This is a REMASTERED version of a video originally posted on June 17, 2023, from Q&A: Social Security Disability Today. In this episode, we tackle two critical questions that come up more often than you think What happens to your Social Security Disability benefits if you move to another state? Why would a judge say you “lied” — even when you told the truth?