Will Form 843 Resolution 2011-2024

Hey, my name is attorney Walter Rule, not the third. I'm with Disability Resolution PA, currently coming to you from East Colonial. Okay, it is the 30th of December 2015, and I was in a hearing today because I work every day, including Christmas, and unfortunately, the new year. Yay, let's begin, okay? So, I got a notice from the owed our group about my hearing, as to what the judge thinks and what kind of options are there. Well, there are three main options, and, oh, really, main? And then what's kind of a, you don't see it as much, but that doesn't matter. There is a notice of unfavorable, a notice of partially favorable, and a notice of fully favorable. A lot of people think, "Oh, partially favorable, they mean I'm kind of sort of disabled, like I'm a VA percentage." To say, "Oh no, no, no," something. What they're doing there is they're saying you're disabled, but we have to change something. And the classic one is basically where they're saying you're disabled, but we don't think from your alleged onset date, so we're gonna move that. Okay, so ultimately, what happens there is that you've got this situation where if you get an unfavorable, guess what? You were denied. No money. If you got partially favored, guess what? You may be receiving less retroactive benefits, last back pay benefits, yada yada. Or if you get fully favorable, that means the claim from your alleged onset date going forward, you know, basically they found that you were, in fact, disabled. Now, there's a lot of little things in here that you need to know about, like how much funds you're gonna get, what retroactive benefits are, back pay benefits, forward pay, all that. Just go ahead, watch some more...