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If you are currently working full time or earn more than substantial and gainful activity thresholds in part time work you may not qualify for Social Security Disability or Supplemental Security Benefits. However, we may still be able to represent you now depending on how much you are earning or in the future should your earnings be reduced. Our attorneys are happy to discuss the rules about working and collecting disability with you.

It appears you may not meet the Social Security Administration’s requirements for Social Security Disability Benefits. It is possible that you may still qualify for a benefit called Supplemental Security Income.

If you are able still able to work, you likely do not meet the Social Security Disability requirements. Our attorneys can help you navigate the rules regarding working.

You must be unable to work for 12 months in a row to qualify for Social Security Disability benefits.

If you stopped working because you became disabled AFTER you reached your full retirement age you may not be eligible to receive Social Security Disability Benefits. You may be eligible for other benefits including Social Security Retirement (SSR) and/or Medicare coverage. Our attorneys can help you understand how the rules for Social Security Disability and Social Security Retirement work.