Disability Hearing by Phone? Here's What You Need to Know

Attorney Janet Cox from Cox, Stansberry & Kinsley walks you through exactly what to expect in a telephone hearing for Social Security Disability — whether you're applying for SSDI, SSI, or both. If you're feeling nervous or unsure about an upcoming hearing, this guide will help you feel confident and prepared. Here's what you'll learn in this video: Why disability hearings transitioned to telephone format What happens before the hearing (including the notice and call details) Who will be on the call (the judge, your attorney, a vocational expert) What kind of questions you’ll be asked How long hearings last (typically 30–45 minutes) Why these hearings are often less stressful and just as fair as in-person ones Tips to present your case clearly and honestly You don’t need a script — just your truth. The hearing is your chance to tell your story and explain how your medical conditions prevent you from working. Need help with your hearing or application? CSK Attorneys offers FREE consultations for SSDI and SSI claims, including appeals. 📞 Call Us: (205) 870-1205 🌐 Visit: https://cskattorneys.com Like this video, share it with someone who needs it, and subscribe for more expert disability law content. Disclaimer: This video is intended for informational purposes only and provides a general overview of disability law. It does not constitute legal advice and may not apply to your specific situation. For advice tailored to your case, please consult a qualified attorney. #SSDI #SSI #DisabilityHearing #SocialSecurityDisability #TelephoneHearing #DisabilityLawyer #CSKAttorneys #SSDIHelp #DisabilityAppeal #WhatToExpectDisabilityHearing