"Doctor, my thumb really, really hurts.""

It would depend on the situation....In my experience the unfortunate truth is that usually the kid has some minor disability that really doesn't justify SSDI but some doctor signed off on it.

I've seen it hundreds of times, absolutely they lie or forget, they doctor their little black book, the only way to get payments verified is with bank statements.

No, there isn't a way to facilitate a deal and get a fee without a license unless you make arrangements with a mortgage broker, I doubt any attorney would act as a straw man.I'm not a doctor, but I know a lot of crazy people I would like to treat for their conditions for a fee, is there any way to do that?

Now, I get the opportunity to spend a week with people from a variety of occupations including engineers, doctors, IRS agents, internet marketers, pilots, book/magazine authors, artists, surgeons, movie directors, bankers, teachers, flight attendants, lawyers, the list goes on and on and does include real estate investors too.

The doctor can give idea, how long she has had the bedbugs.Joe Gore

Let me ask you, if you were going in for surgery (or your child) and doctor says right before surgery - oh yeah let me just tell you I am not licensed to do this, but those boards and courts don’t know what they are talking about - let me educate them.

I would assume they need a note from a doctor explaining you are forced to drop out of school.

Plus, with Obamacare there will be even more patients going to the doctor, clinics, etc.

Doctor, Attorney, Dentist, Neighbor, Grandma, person that needs better rates than a bank can give them) where I can negotiate rates and points on a case by case basis.