You will probably have a problem finding an attorney to represent you if Social Security reviews your case to see if you are still disabled. During your original case when you were approved for disability, your representative was entitled to receive 25% of your back-benefits (up to $6,000). CDRs, on the other hand, do not provide a way for an attorney or representative to get paid. Legal fees are usually paid out of past due benefits. With CDRs, there almost never is a past d

Tips, Tools and Strategies for your Success There are approximately fifteen million people receiving Social Security Disability Benefits. If you are one of the countless beneficiaries who has had to battle to get your Social Security Benefits, even though, for example, you have a growth in your chest the size of a football, have multiple failed back surgeries, suffer from crippling emotional difficulties or a host of other physical or mental impairments, this book is for you.