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SSD Advice Forums › General & Support › I'M ALL CONFUSED NOW!!!
11/13/2011 05:15 AM
LadyCity
LadyCity
 
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Okay so my disability case was dropped..........or so I thought.

I just get a letter yesterday from San Antonio stating that my disability hearing is still for Nov. 15th and on the back it didn't have Bill Gordon and Associates but the lawyer they assigned me.

Okay this is all confusing

First I get this letter and that letter stating notice of withdrawal and now oh you still have it wtf?

Now unless something happened where they got a mix up Idk. I gotta go to the social security office anyway on Monday, was gonna go on Friday but I forgot Veteran's day lol

Also gonna call Bill Gordon and maybe it's something simple. I HOPE!!!
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11/13/2011 07:45 AM  Top
wolfmanpark
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Posts: 2491
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Yeah your confusing all of us. So social security appointed you a new lawyer ?
How can I be a doctor when I spend much of my time visiting them ?

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what to do next?
Just a question
Away-

11/13/2011 07:49 AM  Top
ElvisPresley
ElvisPresleyPosts: 1843
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I've never heard of SS appointing a lawyer.. You may want to reread your letter.

11/13/2011 09:56 AM  Top
Bustedup
Posts: 343
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Id go down there and get it staight before they dont...

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Away-
what is your disability?
update - second hearing

11/13/2011 10:34 AM  Top
Catfishes24
Catfishes24
 
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I think she meant the lawyer that BG & Assoc assigned to her...

My last letter from SSDI didn't even mention my lawyer or the firm name...

Post edited by: Catfishes24, at: 11/13/2011 10:38 AM

Catfishes24
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Never, never, never give up - Winston Churchill

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11/13/2011 04:20 PM  Top
LadyCity
LadyCity
 
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Yea that's what I mean, the lawyer that BG gave me lol no social security doesn't give you a lawyer.

Hun you might want to flip the letter on the back and see if it was there. It might be ya never know.

It would be after the two little c.c's

11/14/2011 02:30 AM  Top
Catfishes24
Catfishes24
 
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Oh, I definitely checked. I worked in corporate America for 20 yrs so that was the first thing I looked for, to be sure my lawyer had already been notified. Nope, I had to mail the letter to the lawyers.
Catfishes24
I am not a professional anything, but I do have opinions - for what they are worth!

Never, never, never give up - Winston Churchill

As long as you are breathing, there is more right with you than wrong with you, no matter what is wrong with you. - Jon Kabat-Zinn, Ph.D
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