Taking your case to court is often a nerve-wracking experience for those who aren't terribly familiar with the legal complexities and processes involved with the Social Security application process. Even more understandable is being nervous in the case of Social Security Disability hearings, when your ability to pay monthly utilities or keep food on the table feels like it's on the line.
The best offense when a case goes in front of a judge is preparation.
While your legal representative will help you to prepare, it's also worthwhile to know as early as possible the kinds of questions you may need to answer. Here are a few pertinent details the judge may want to know more about.
