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Why Judges Say You’re ‘Not Credible’ in Disability Cases (Remastered from Aug 5, 2013)

Why Judges Say You’re ‘Not Credible’ in Disability Cases (Remastered from Aug 5, 2013)

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REMASTERED EPISODE (Originally released August 5, 2013)

One of the most frustrating things you can hear in a Social Security Disability case is that you’re “not credible.” But what does that actually mean—and why does it happen?

In this remastered episode, I break down how judges evaluate credibility and why your daily activities, statements, and level of detail can make or break your case.
You’ll learn:
  • How judges compare what you say with what you do
  • Why vague answers can work against you
  • How everyday tasks like cooking, cleaning, or grocery shopping are interpreted
  • Why being specific about your limitations is critical

Many claimants unintentionally hurt their case by oversimplifying their answers. This episode walks you through how to better explain your reality so it aligns with the legal standards used in disability hearings.
This is a remastered version of a Q&A originally published on August 5, 2013, updated for clarity while preserving the original insights.
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