I am Stephanie Joy, Attorney/Proprietor of Joy Disability, and here is another off-the-cuff, informal quickie of a video share, a case study involving: Going back to work while you have a pending Social Security Disability claim You filed for disability because your medical impairments worsened to the point where working was torture. You have an opportunity for a job that you think may totally work with your limitations and provide you the concessions you need. You want to

Note: This article is for general information only and is not legal advice to any particular reader or individual. For legal advice, you must specifically retain a lawyer who evaluates your specific situation. Epis. 7.1 - 2022 SSD-Why NOT To Snooze Instead of Filing ASAP This video found at All Things Social Security is an important Part 2 to Episode 7, particularly for those pro se folks going it alone. As discussed in Episode 7, (When to file for SSD? Is sooner always bett

4.27.22 FREE WEBINAR: Debunking the Three Biggest Myths About Disability Benefits and Work Have you heard any of these myths? If I go to work, I will automatically lose my Medicare or Medicaid. If I use my Ticket to go to work, Social Security will conduct a medical review of my case, and I will lose my benefits. If my Social Security payments stop because I go to work, and then I have to stop working because of my disability, I will have to apply for benefits all over agai