November 14, 2008
How Do You Evaluate Whether Your Child's SSI Case is Viable?
I recently received the following email from a reader of this blog:
I am just wondering if I am wasting my time, my son has been diagnosed adhd for about 4 years now, I think its more but we havent gotten there yet. He is in regular classes but is also in resource at school, he also had to be held back a grade due to his problems the first year being diagnosed. Would he possibly qualify at all for disability benefits.
Jonathan Ginsberg's response: In order to win a child disability case, you will need to show that your child meets a Listing. The Listings for children are different than the Listings for adults. You can review the childhood disability listings by clicking on the link.
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