
Attorneys and other professionals sometimes encounter Social Security disability cases where years of earnings, benefit changes, work incentives, and notices must be pieced together to understand what happened.
Golden Ticket Consulting provides benefits-focused case review and analysis to help organize that information and bring clarity to complex cases.

Social Security overpayment cases can involve years of earnings, benefit payments, work activity, reporting history, and correspondence. I review the available information to help develop a clear chronology, identify benefits-related issues that may require closer review, and provide an organized summary of the findings.
The goal is simple: turn a complicated benefits history into clear, organized information you can understand and use.
Overpayment Review & Analysis
Review benefit, earnings and work information related to an alleged overpayment.
Earnings & Work Incentive Review
Review earnings and relevant work-incentive periods to help clarify how work activity may have affected benefits.
Case Chronology Development
Organize notices, earnings, work activity and benefit changes into an understandable timeline.
Documentation Review
Review available SSA correspondence and related case documentation to identify issues that may warrant additional attention.
Benefits-Focused Case Summary
Provide an organized summary of benefits-related findings for the professional.
Professional Consultation
Discuss benefits-related findings and technical benefits questions with counsel or other professionals.

Teresa Ellinger, CPWIC
Nearly 20 Years of Ticket to Work Experience
13 Years as a CPWIC
Bringing extensive experience in disability benefits, work incentives, employment, and complex benefits issues to every case review.
Professional consulting rates available upon request. Flat-fee case reviews and ongoing consulting arrangements may be available based on the scope of the case.
Golden Ticket Consulting provides benefits consulting and case-support services. Services do not constitute legal advice or legal representation. Attorneys remain responsible for legal analysis, strategy, filings, and representation.
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