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Hello,
Several years ago Social Security gave me money because they figured
that it was owed to me. A few years later they contacted me saying
that they made a mistake. As a result of their mistake, they are
requiring me to repay everything back. I have been paying back a
little every month. However, things are different for me now because I
am unemployed. I cannot afford to pay the money that I have. Also,
I'm angry that I have to repay something which I believe isn't
entirely my fault.
I have filed a Waiver Claims or Appeal for a Waiver. I expect them to
turn me down. I take it that I will have to fight it in court. Could
anyone answer--or offer insights--to the questions I have?
1. How much, in general, does it cost to have an attorney represent
people in cases like this?
2. What are the chances of me winning in court? Please remember it
was an error on Social Security's behalf. And they have admitted it
in writing.
Thanks for any help,
Martin Eden
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